StardropsThe Pink Stuff Household Cleaner, 500g

This product will take care of anything. And I absolutely mean it (not wooden stuff or clothes but literally anything else).It succeeded in removing years old stains from the tile floor in the apt I’m currently staying in. The owner was ready to replace the tiles. The stains comes from some builder material (likely acid) left long ago and she tried to get professional cleaners to remove them and they couldn’t. I used this = no trace, 20 mins. WHAAT? It is truly a MIRACLE. Buy this, you absolutely need it for £6 it’s a bargain.It removes rust and black stains from metal, bathroom. Kitchen is cleaner than ever before.It does not smell, will not harm your skin (though you should wear gloves) and is the best cleaning product on the market.

Great product, especially for ovens etc, but good anywhere. Can’t fault it.

Great

I purchased this the first week of September at £3.99! It has increased dramatically in price to over £6! I was going to purchase another for my daughter, think I will compare prices online. That said this is an amazing product, I purchased it initially to clean the Oven Extractor Fan, it cleaned through the grime with very little effort. A small amount rubbed into the area your cleaning with a little non abrasive cleaning pad and then wiped with a white cleaning cloth did the trick. I then thought I would try my front door, it has a few scuff marks on the White UPVC and following the same procedure my door came up like new. So yes I would recommend but feel the huge price increase in only four weeks is terrible on the consumer so I’m taking my business elsewhere, hence the four star review.

I bought this on my daughter’s recommendation, but was a little concerned because of some of the reviews saying that this was a fake. It’s not. It’s definitely the genuine product in the correct packaging. Also it works very well. It looks smooth but is a little grittier than a similar product from Lidl, and is very easy to apply. The bottoms and sides of some of my saucepans and pans had discoloured due to a gas hob, but now they look perfect on my new induction hob. I tried to remove the limescale from my water filter jug with it, but that just took the shine off and left most of the limescale. It does say not to use it on plastic, I thought I’d try anyway. I’ve yet to try it on anything else.

Loads of good reviews so decided to try this. It was OK - didn't work particularly well on my oven, but was good for UPVC window frames and also tiles in the kitchen. On the oven door I did an experiment (see photos). The Pink Stuff is the bottom (or left) circle and the white blob on the right is a leading brand oven cleaner . As you can see, the other one did better really. TBH the best oven cleaners I've used are the ones you stick in the bag and leave for a while.The conclusion from this is that I should probably clean my oven more frequently!

I've not read all the hype with this stuff, but I thought I'd give it a go, as I'm sure I heard it was quite good? That's was as much as I knew about it! Anyway, it came really quickly, on Prime and I was pleased with the delivery. Today, I decided, as my little, plastic basin in my kitchen sink was looking a bit grotty, I'd replace it - chuck it out. However, I remembered that I had this new 'Pink Stuff' under the sink, so what better time, to try it out, as I'd nothing to lose. Well, if I did, it removed all the black grim that was on the inside of the basin and I'm back to using the old basin. What else it will be excellent for, I am yet to discover, but it fairly cleaned the basin up. You can tell it's got like a grit in it and it tells you on the tub, it is abrasive and not to use on shiny surfaces. I'm looking forward to seeing what else it will have looking like new and for a pound, which was what mine cost - it's a no-brainer!!

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