Stardrops The Pink Stuff The Miracle Window & Glass Cleaner with Rose Vinegar

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If you've never cleaned with a paste before, you may be a little confused about how to use this product. In fact, it scored a very impressive 10/11 in our burnt dish performance test, removing scorch marks and making our tester’s pan look “as good as new”. GHI Tip: You can c reate a homemade abrasive cleaning paste using bicarbonate of soda and water, using it to clean anything from burnt pans to sinks and kitchen counters. Other cleaning enthusiasts recommended using different products such as a cream cleaner or Elbow Grease.Before testing The Pink Stuff we went about the messy business of creating stains to use the product on.

But how does this stuff work, is it any better than the cleaning products we already have, and can it really be good for cleaning everything? You can find out more about our use, change your default settings, and withdraw your consent at any time with effect for the future by visiting Cookies Settings, which can also be found in the footer of the site. GDPR Acceptance - By entering your information you agree to us contacting you regarding this enquiry. Our cleaning expert used a scoop of the paste on a cloth or sponge to clean each surface, leaving it to work for about 10 minutes on grimier spots, such as the burnt dish. We used coffee, tea, grease and tomato sauce to stain a stainless-steel sink over the course of 12 hours.But the subtle floral scent didn’t bother me, unlike many noxious cleaning products I’ve tried, abrasive or otherwise.

GHI Tip: The Pink Stuff is a mildly abrasive paste, so it could leave tiny scratch marks on some more delicate surfaces. But before we declare it a must-have household cleaning staple, there are a couple of caveats to discuss. The paste is extremely versatile and can be used to remove grease, grime, stains and dirt from a number of surfaces and appliances. The Pink Stuff's Miracle Window Cleaner with Rose Vinegar packs a powerful punch against grime, grease, and all other types of dirt.

To test the product's bathroom cleaning capabilities, we smeared a glass shower door with shampoo and shower gel, then left it to dry over 24 hours. Cleaning enthusiasts can be seen all over social media scrubbing grime off their oven doors, sinks, pots, and bathroom tiles. The Pink Stuff could scratch the shiny finishes of stainless steel kitchen appliances, plated metals, enamel, and finished flooring. As with many things, it’s important to read the fine print, because the advertising hyperbole (“can be used on virtually any surface”) is tempered by the manufacturer’s actual instructions, which clearly state: “Be careful not to apply too much pressure, as this could result in scratched surfaces. In her free time, Blossom openly admits to being a music geek and indulges her creative side through crocheting, baking, singing and writing.