Cleaners are only just realising Mrs Hinch’s favourite product helps rid your car of scratches… but use it wisely
The day after the trial, she found a “whole bunch of circular, powdered doughnut” marks on her car.
“I had a whole attitude because I literally used The Pink Stuff on everything. When I say I put that on everything, I put that on everything,” she said."I'm so mad. Don't do it. Just don't do it on your car."The Pink Stuff lauds itself as aIt's said to be best used for cleaning saucepans, barbecues, rust, sinks, garden furniture, paintwork and boats.
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