This English cleaning paste is a godsend.
I casually picked this up last weekend, thoroughly thinking that it’d fall short of my expectations. I’m a type-A person and love cleaning (I find it therapeutic, lol), so I’m no stranger to cleaning products. But there is one spot that I couldn’t get clean – a wide grease mark on our teppanyaki grill that my husband accidentally burned. And what do you know? This paste removed that stubborn burn mark that had bothered me for years! It really is magic.
Stardrops claims its paste removes stains from rust, pen, marker, crayons, paint, permanent marker, or any other stubborn stains, grease, and grime without scratching the surface. The paste is also safe for just about every surface imaginable, including but not limited to stoves, kitchen floors, metal, ceramics, porcelain, marble, wood, silver, glass shower doors, fiberglass doors, glass stovetops, various countertop materials, toilet, sinks, bathtubs, copper cookware, car wheels, and stainless steel. In short, the Pink Stuff can be used anywhere with stains.
I bought a tiny jar of the Pink Stuff because I wasn’t sure if it was going to work as advertised.
It really is pink stuff.
A thick paste with a slightly grainy texture.
There isn't any pungent or noticeable smell, which is great because I absolutely hate scented cleaning supplies.
I rubbed in a generous amount of Pink Stuff on the stainless-steel teppanyaki grill and let it sit for half an hour.
You see the darkened spots here and there? They were impossible to get rid of and had been bothering me for ages.
I wiped the paste clean with a wet microfiber towel, and you can see the grimes lifting.
Look how clean it's gotten.
This English cleaning paste is a godsend.
I casually picked this up last weekend, thoroughly thinking that it’d fall short of my expectations. I’m a type-A person and love cleaning (I find it therapeutic, lol), so I’m no stranger to cleaning products. But there is one spot that I couldn’t get clean – a wide grease mark on our teppanyaki grill that my husband accidentally burned. And what do you know? This paste removed that stubborn burn mark that had bothered me for years! It really is magic.
Stardrops claims its paste removes stains from rust, pen, marker, crayons, paint, permanent marker, or any other stubborn stains, grease, and grime without scratching the surface. The paste is also safe for just about every surface imaginable, including but not limited to stoves, kitchen floors, metal, ceramics, porcelain, marble, wood, silver, glass shower doors, fiberglass doors, glass stovetops, various countertop materials, toilet, sinks, bathtubs, copper cookware, car wheels, and stainless steel. In short, the Pink Stuff can be used anywhere with stains.
I bought a tiny jar of the Pink Stuff because I wasn’t sure if it was going to work as advertised.
It really is pink stuff.
A thick paste with a slightly grainy texture.
There isn't any pungent or noticeable smell, which is great because I absolutely hate scented cleaning supplies.
I rubbed in a generous amount of Pink Stuff on the stainless-steel teppanyaki grill and let it sit for half an hour.
You see the darkened spots here and there? They were impossible to get rid of and had been bothering me for ages.
I wiped the paste clean with a wet microfiber towel, and you can see the grimes lifting.
Look how clean it's gotten.