In a head-to-head test of two popular budget bathroom cleaners, Zoflora emerged as the winner over the Pink Stuff spray, thanks to its long-lasting fragrance and disinfectant properties. Both products cleaned the sink effectively without scrubbing, but Zoflora's scent lingered for hours, leaving the bathroom smelling fresh.
Test Setup and Products
Nicola Roy, a multimedia content creator, tested the cleaners on a frequently used bathroom sink covered in toothpaste smears, soap residue, and stray hairs. The Pink Stuff spray cost around 99p, while Zoflora cost approximately £2.70 from Home Bargains. Both are multipurpose cleaners available at most supermarkets.
Pink Stuff Performance
The Pink Stuff spray was easy to use: spray on the sink and taps, then wipe away with a cloth. It lifted stubborn stains quickly without scrubbing, leaving a shiny finish. However, its pleasant scent faded soon after cleaning, which was a notable drawback.
Zoflora Performance
Zoflora required dilution (one capful in a spray bottle of water) but also cleaned effectively without scrubbing, leaving a gleaming shine. Its key advantage was the scent, described as luxurious and perfume-like, which lingered for hours after use. Additionally, Zoflora is a disinfectant that kills 99.9% of bacteria and viruses, according to the manufacturer.
Winner and Verdict
While both products performed well, Zoflora was the clear winner due to its enduring fragrance and disinfectant benefits. The Pink Stuff was praised for its low price and immediate shine, but its scent did not last. Zoflora is available at Home Bargains for £2.70 or The Range for £2.79.
