A professional cleaner has revealed how she cleans even the dirtiest of sinks and it's oddly satisfying to watch.
Ah, sink cleaning. Whether it's your turn to sort out the bathroom or you're a student living in halls and have the infamous/convenient sink-in-room situation, no one looks forward to it.
However, this TikToker's video has almost impressed us enough to attempt it. Almost.
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Check it out:
The video shows a montage with steps detailing the cleaning process, with the TikToker noting at the start of the video: 'My favourite sink cleaning'.
She starts by clearing all of the product bottles away from possibly the dirtiest sink we've ever seen. After picking away clumps of 'wet cardboard' - honestly, how does that even end up in there? - the process is ready to start.
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The TikToker then adds 'drain opener' to the sink and proceeds to use dish soap and a 'Scrub Daddy'- a special kind of sponge with an ominous (and slightly horrifying) smiley face.
The video continues as the content creator picks 'scrub fur' off of the now sad looking 'Scrub Daddy'.
Next, she rinses the sink and uses 'power paste' and 'acid toilet bowl cleaner' to really scrub the surface.
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The next step is to 'scrape' around the sink and 'rinse one last time'.
Now, despite the whole Scrub Daddy ordeal, the process is really impressive and commenters on TikTok agreed.
Some were impressed by the content creator's minimal product use, saying 'this is what cleaning really means, There's a lot of videos making tiktok and just wasting product'.
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Meanwhile, others noted the dire condition of the sink: 'That sink needs an ✨exorcism✨'.
Others pointed out the Scrub Daddy's character transition following the cleaning, saying: 'The sponge was like 😀 - 😟', while another added 'The scrub daddy after this 👁💧👄💧👁'.
Scrub Daddy then weighed in on the video from its official account, saying: 'Incredible'.
Now we might have to spend a few hours on Scrub Daddy's TikTok, because why not.
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Shola Lee