Cleaning expert Emma, who regularly posts tips on TikTok, shared a cheap product that worked wonders for her in the kitchen and left many of her followers amazed
We’ve all faced the inevitable – our favourite dish bubbling away, only to glance over and see the kitchen hob is a grimy nightmare. But one TikTok cleaning wizard has shared her secret for tackling even the most stubborn stains that refuse to be scrubbed away. Emma, known online as @cleanqueen95, shared a game-changing cleaner that she swears by.
She claimed: “Honestly, it gets like this every time I use it. At least cleaning it is satisfying,” before demonstrating how she uses The Pink Stuff cleaning product with a sponge to zealously scrub her greasy hob. Initially, the stubborn marks seemed immoveable against the white hob, but with some rubbing, they eventually started to fade. As she scrubbed away the filth, foam flickered across the surface, hinting at a job nearly done.
However, Emma just wrung out her sponge and persisted in her battle against the grime. Her followers were stunned by the transformation she achieved in under a minute with just one product, which costs a mere £1.50, reports the Express. Another user declared the cleaner as “the best on the market”.
Yet the pros at Nastah Industries chimed in with some advice, pointing out an oversight in Emma’s method, writing: “You should wear gloves when doing the household chores.” They argue that gloves not only shield your hands but also boost grip strength, reduce infection risks, distance you from unpleasant substances, and keep your nails from going soft.
Emma showcased her cleaning prowess by meticulously wiping each part of the hob and then buffing it to perfection with a tea towel, leaving it sparkling like new. Still, The Pink Stuff’s own social media account praised her efforts, commenting: “Wow! What an awesome before and after.”
According to the company’s site, their Miracle Cleaning Paste is “perfect for cleaning dirt, grime and stains on saucepans, cooker tops, sinks, uPVC, barbecues, ceramic tiles, glass, showers, garden furniture, paintwork, boats and brass… the list is endless.”
They noted: “Its natural formulation has been developed to provide high performance without the need for harsh chemicals.” For optimal use, they advise applying the paste with a soft cloth or sponge, rubbing gently, and then rinsing with hot water, cautioning users not to exert too much pressure to avoid scratches.
“Do not allow to dry. Be especially carefully with glass, highly polished steel surfaces and ceramic hobs. If in doubt always test first on an inconspicuous area. Do not use on hot or warm surfaces. Replace lid after use,” they further instructed.
