Yahoo Finance This viral ‘Pink Stuff’ cleans everything from stovetops to tennis shoes
Our team is dedicated to finding and telling you more about the products and deals we love. If you love them too and decide to purchase through the links below, we may receive a commission. Pricing and availability are subject to change.
What is The Pink Stuff?
The mega-viral cleaning paste looks like slime, but it’s actually an insanely powerful cleaner. Apparently, this cleaner can tackle “any” mess — from floors, tile and walls, to wheels, shoes and even … boats?
Shop: The Pink Stuff, $8.79
Can we preserve the Earth while maintaining the thrill of being human?
According to the slogan on the back of the container, The Pink Stuff literally has “endless” uses. But that sounds too good to be true.
And, just like with any internet-famous product that seems too good to be true, we wanted to learn the truth for ourselves. So, we ordered a tub of this strange-looking paste and got to cleaning.
We tested The Pink Stuff by cleaning seven wildly different surfaces. To find out what happened, watch the video above or keep reading below. Want more videos like this? Subscribe to our new Snapchat series, Tried It!
Can The Pink Stuff really clean ‘any’ surface?
Unfortunately, our editors didn’t have access to a boat. But we did manage to try this cleaning paste in seven very different places. Here’s what we used it on:
A messy stovetop
A pair of dirty sneakers
Kitchen tiles
A wooden floor
A red wine spill
Walls
A rusty, old skillet
First, a little safety warning. This stuff is strong, and dangerous if it gets in your eyes or mouth, or if too much gets on your skin. We recommend using gloves if you have them, and avoiding touching any part of your body while cleaning.
Also, be sure you give this paste time to work its magic. To do that, apply The Pink Stuff with a microfiber cloth or similar tool, then let it sit for a few minutes. Then, come back over the mess and wipe it down with some water.
Now for our results. Ultimately, The Pink Stuff tackled six of the seven messes we tried it on — all of which it handled easily. Only our rusty skillet managed to resist this super cleaner and, to be honest, a few more attempts might’ve done the trick.
So it’s at least close to true that this stuff tackles “any” mess. And at the very least, it’s so diverse that it can replace tons of different cleaners you have in your home.
In The Know is now available on Apple News — follow us here!
If you liked this story, check out our video where we tried making “vegan ribs” out of jackfruit.
More from In The Know:
We tried making ‘Big Mac tacos’
7 flirty tops perfect for a first date
Heading back to the office? Shop 5 work-ready dresses for under $35
The best women’s sandals for walking that won’t give you blisters
The post This viral ‘Pink Stuff’ cleans everything from stovetops to tennis shoes appeared first on In The Know.
