The Pink Stuff Cleaning Miracle Paste does an adequate job for light-to-medium cleans, such as running shoes and sinks, but it's not 'miraculous' in its removal of heavier stains on ovens or pots and pans. Although, The Pink Stuff did outperform bicarb soda and water for light cleaning. Not only is it a firm favourite of popular cleaning influencer, Mrs Hinch, but according to it's product description, The Pink Stuff is ideal for cleaning saucepans, barbecues, ceramic tiles, glass, rust, sinks, uPVC, garden furniture, paintwork, boats, cooker tops, copper and so much more. Read More Related Articles

The bubblegum-pink paste from the UK’s Star Brands dominates TikTok’s #CleanTok algorithm. And as TikTokers use it to scrub new life into everything from gnarly ovens and grease-stained saucepans to soap-scum-encrusted ceramic tiles and grimy grout, the mildly abrasive, non-toxic cleaner has gone viral for its purported versatility. With more than 250 million views on TikTok, The Pink Stuff has undoubtedly mesmerized casual and professional cleaners alike. I saw very little if any improvement to the pan, despite following this same procedure three more times This is also isn’t George and Garnacho’s first meeting either; far from it, as both he and his older brother Harry regularly wait outside Carrington and Old Trafford to meet their Man United idols — with the exciting youngster having been at the top of the list since he burst onto the scene. One of the best-loved festive films of all time is returning to UK cinemas this week to celebrate 20 years since it was released. Directed by on Favreauand written byDavid Berenbaum Elf has been hailed by many as a modern classic, and it’s often listed as one of the best Christmas films of all time.The Pink Stuff is worth the hype. It performed brilliantly, removing dirt and marks from all of the surfaces we tried it out on. Despite being a little more messy than your average stain-removal spray, this product was also easy to apply, just as the instructions suggest. You probably won't need it for day-to-day cleaning, but it's a cleaner you'll definitely want around when a stain strikes. We were very much the same at your age, George — Christmas and birthdays were all about getting all the gear to convince our mates we were the next Rooney. The left half of the sink untouched vs the right side after cleaning with The Pink Stuff. Shining up a porcelain kitchen sink

First manufactured and launched in the UK in 2002, The Pink Stuff has garnered a cult following over the years with users consistently rating it highly and singing its praises on social media platforms. The Pink Stuff entered the Australian market only recently, in 2021, and is currently only available to buy online.

CHOICE verdict

On opening the lid of the small tub of The Pink Stuff, I was pleasantly surprised by its mild floral scent – there was no harsh cleaning product smell, which was definitely a plus. The paste was also simple to apply, I experienced no skin irritation while using it (although, I was wearing kitchen gloves) and, being pink, it was easy to identify when cleaning off the residue. Whitening muddy runners Speaking ahead of Elf’s return to cinemas this Christmas, Mike Anton, who is the General Manager of Vue Manchester Printworks, said: “Christmas is all about spending quality time with friends and family, and creating treasured moments to last a lifetime. Before testing The Pink Stuff we went about the messy business of creating stains to use the product on. We used coffee, tea, grease and tomato sauce to stain a stainless-steel sink over the course of 12 hours. We also heated up milk and sugar to stain a hob and then allowed milk to burn in a dish for further staining. I've been hiding this pan at the bottom of my cupboard for years, ashamed of the disgusting state it's in but in no way prepared to throw it out.