Cooking is often a highlight of the day, but the greasy aftermath makes anyone think twice about their next culinary endeavour.
A dirty hob not only spoils a kitchen’s appearance but can also be incredibly frustrating to clean, as even persistent scrubbing sometimes barely makes a dent in baked-on grime.
For many, the task becomes a tedious cycle of scrubbing and wiping without satisfaction.
But TikToker Emma, known as @cleanqueen95 on social media, has a solution that’s caught the internet’s attention – The Pink Stuff, a multipurpose cleaning paste available for just £1.50.
Emma’s viral video demonstrates how this affordable paste transformed her once-grimy hob to spotless perfection, restoring the cooker top to a like-new shine.
“It honestly gets like this every time I use it,” Emma said about her hob’s grimy state. “At least cleaning it is satisfying.”
In the video, she begins by applying The Pink Stuff with a sponge, working it across the surface of her white hob.
Initially, the dark stains and oily residue seemed stubborn, but with a bit of elbow grease and the cleaner’s foaming action, her cooker top gradually brightened.
Emma carefully worked across each section, wiping away grime with a damp sponge and marvelling at the quick results.
The video quickly racked up views, with fellow home-care enthusiasts praising Emma’s technique and The Pink Stuff, which is marketed as a high-performing, gentle cleaner free from harsh chemicals.
Designed to tackle a wide range of household messes, The Pink Stuff can be used on everything from saucepans and sinks to ceramic hobs and even outdoor furniture.
The product’s website describes it as a “miracle cleaning paste” that removes dirt, grime, and stubborn stains from multiple surfaces. Fans who find the cleaner versatile, effective, and easy to use acclaim it.
Emma’s method involved scrubbing with a damp sponge, which allowed the paste to foam slightly before wiping it away with a soft cloth.
For the best results, The Pink Stuff recommends using a soft cloth or sponge and applying light pressure to avoid scratching sensitive surfaces like ceramic and glass.
A spokesperson for the company shared a few tips for optimal results: “Do not allow the paste to dry on surfaces, especially on highly polished or glass finishes, and always test it on an inconspicuous area first.”
