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Shoppers can’t get enough of 89p cleaning paste from Home Bargains that is a favourite with Mrs Hinch

WANT to transform your kitchen so it’s as good as new but don’t want to fork out loads of money?

Shoppers have been left stunned at an 89p paste that has left their “revolting” items sparkling… and even cleaning whizz Mrs Hinch is a fan.

 A mum shared a dramatic before and after shot of her deep fat fryer after using The Pink Stuff paste
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A mum shared a dramatic before and after shot of her deep fat fryer after using The Pink Stuff paste

Jade Williams, from Bridgend, shared before and after pictures of her deep fat fryer on Facebook and gave a glowing review of the product.

She said: “The Pink Stuff is 89p from Home Bargains. I was going to throw my fryer out as it was revolting but got The Pink Stuff out instead - definitely recommend."

She uploaded the images to the group , and multiple people were quick to add their own praise.

One person said: “I use it around my kitchen, I clean my sink, my oven and hobs, the sides, the tiles, it's an all rounder really.”

 If you can't get down to Home Bargain, then you can also pick up the magic pink paste on Amazon
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If you can't get down to Home Bargain, then you can also pick up the magic pink paste on AmazonCredit: Amazon
  • Stardrops Pink Stuff Paste, £4.50 for 500g -
 The shopper also posted a photo of her transformed oven door
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The shopper also posted a photo of her transformed oven door

According to Star Brands, the company behind The Pink Stuff, the cleaner is a "hardworking, cream cleaner is designed to help you remove stains from around the home whilst being gentle on surfaces.

"Ideal for cleaning glass, tiles, paintwork and more, The Pink Stuff cream paste is the perfect all round cleaning product and a must have for those who like to keep their homes sparkling."

And the product has even been praised by Instagram star Mrs Hinch.

The cleaning guru told her 1.5 million followers how she uses it on her oven and hob to give it a thorough clean over the festive period.

 Sophie Hinchcliffe (AKA Mrs Hinch) has been sending her 377,000 Instagram followers wild with her bargain cleaning hacks
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Sophie Hinchcliffe (AKA Mrs Hinch) has been sending her 377,000 Instagram followers wild with her bargain cleaning hacksCredit: Sophie Hinchcliffe
 Sophie starts by applying a 'generous amount' of the paste to her cleaning cloth
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Sophie starts by applying a 'generous amount' of the paste to her cleaning cloth

Sophie starts by "putting a generous amount" on her cleaning cloth before giving the surface a thorough wipe down.

Ever the houseproud perfectionist, Sophie jokes that she finds this step "a bit too much fun".

After this, she then "leaves it for a little while" for the pink paste to work its magic... but not before she writes her name in the residue, obvs.

 She then quickly rubs it over the surface of the rub and leaves it to work its magic
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She then quickly rubs it over the surface of the rub and leaves it to work its magic
 After this, she dampens a clean kitchen cloth...
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After this, she dampens a clean kitchen cloth...Credit: INSTAGRAM/ MRS HINCH HOME

Having waited a "few minutes", Sophie then wipes down the hob using a damp cloth for that super sparkling shine.

What can we say? Thanks to Mrs Hinch, we're total cleaning converts.

While you can currently pick up the Mrs Hinch-approved product in your local Home Bargain, savvy internet shoppers can stock up on the magic pink paste for £4.50 on Amazon where it is currently a number one best-seller.

Just call it the Mrs Hinch effect...

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