A CLEANING fan has shared her honest verdict on one of Mrs Hinch's favourite cleaning products.
Those who follow cleanfluencer Mrs Hinch will know that the mum-of-two, also known as Sophie Hinchliffe, is obsessed with The Pink Stuff.
Since then, the Miracle Cleaning Paste, which retails for £1 in Wilko, has become the go-to for many cleaning enthusiasts across the nation.
But despite its popularity, is it actually any good?
Well, one TikTok user, Roxy (@thats.so.roxy), set out to see for herself, sharing her final thoughts on TikTok.
The cleaning lover, who has almost 19k fans on the social media platform, put it to test on her white walls that had black scruffs.
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First, she demonstrated in her video, Roxy wet her sponge and dipped it into the abrasive paste.
Using the softer side of the sponge, she then went over the dirty walls a few times.
But whilst she did note that some of the marks did come off, Roxy insisted that the pink paste also removed the paint off the walls.
Unhappy with the results, the TikTok user vowed: ''I'll just stick to using magic erasers for the wall.''
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Fellow cleaning fanatics dashed to comments, where some shared their top hacks for banishing the dark marks.
One wrote: ''Idk [I don't know] if you've tried but toothpaste, baking soda and water!
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''Out he [put the] toothpaste on the wall first and then use the baking soda-water.''
''Try scrub daddy and water,'' read another suggestion.
''Yeah, the paste I hate but the stove cleaner I love,'' a fan of the range added.
''Try awesome spray. My son's got crayons, markers, pencil markings, some small scuffs and that took everything off,'' a mum said.
A spokesperson for The Pink Stuff said: ''The Pink Stuff Paste is a vegetable oil based, mild abrasive that does not contain any harmful chemicals.
''The packaging has clear instructions to rub gently being careful not to apply too much pressure.
''Testing in an inconspicuous area is always advised before using on any surface.''
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