The 10 Best TikTok Spring Cleaning Hacks on Amazon Under $25

If you've so much as opened the TikTok app, you've probably seen The Pink Stuff. Countless videos show it getting rid of stains, grease and grime and more. You can use the cleaner on your stove, floors, ceramics, wood, glass and bathroom counters. Using a soft cloth or sponge, apply the paste to the surface you're cleaning and rub in before rinsing with hot water. You can even use it to get rid of built-up rust and grime on the bottom of your pots and pans. Plus, it's just $5.

Personally, I bust my Scrub Daddy sponge out every week during my deep cleans. When you dunk the sponge in cold water, the sponge maintains a tough scrubbing density, and when dunked in warm or hot water, the sponge gets softer. It won't scratch your surfaces and can be used on glass, stainless steel, cast iron, and even leather.

The eye and mouth holes that make up the sponge's smiling face give it an ergonomic hold so it's easy to hold onto while scrubbing. They last longer than traditional sponges, and as long as you're sure to wring it out thoroughly, it's resistant to odor.

If mopping or dusting is your least favorite activity, slip on these mop-slipper shoe covers to make the process quick and easy. They're made of a chenille fabric that won't scratch your floors and have an elastic band that wraps around your shoe.

The covers will save you time and energy from having to get on your hands and knees to scrub or dust and help reduce back strain from pushing a mop around. The pack comes with five pairs of mop covers.

Spring cleaning doesn't just apply to your home. If you haven't cleaned out the car in a while, try this cleaning gel that picks up dust and crumbs in hard-to-reach spaces. It's easy to use, as all you have to do is push the gel into crevices and cracks. Slowly pull it back, and you'll see all of the hair, dust, and crumbs it's picked up. You don't have to clean it when you're done and can store it back in the container to use again.

This sponge holder works double-duty to dispense the right amount of soap (less waste!) when you're ready to do the dishes. It's easy to refill by taking the top off and filling it with your favorite dish soap. It's more sightly than having a bottle of soap on your counter, and gives your sponge its own place instead of dropping into your sink and never fully drying out.

This under-sink organizer can keep your cleaning products and daily used items (like dishwasher pods or sponges) so that you know exactly where to find what you're looking for. The shelf has an adjustable height depending on what fits under your sink and extends two inches horizontally to get the maximum storage out of your cabinet. Plus, the U-shaped design gives you storage space in between the shelves and will stay out of the way of pipes.

This mini vacuum cleaner is a jack of all trades. In short, it picks up dust and crumbs. But it's small enough to fit just about anywhere, and it's battery-powered, so it's portable. In other words, you could keep it in your desk drawer to clean up after lunch, in the car for cleaning up snack spills, or even in your bag for messes on the go.

Scrub Daddy strikes again. This time with a dust sponge that helps keep your blinds, tables, TV, and more free of dust. Simply wipe the sponge over dusty areas in your home, like over blinds and radiators, and when you're done collecting the dust you can wash and rinse the sponge to clean it and use it all over again. It's an easy way to wipe away dust so your home stays clean even when you're done with your deep spring clean.

This budget-friendly power scrubber is handy for cleaning your kitchen and bathroom. Though it looks like a toothbrush, you'll want to use it to refresh your tile grout, drain catch, and even your wire oven racks.

The oscillating brush head spins 60 times per second and the handheld device is Amazon's best-selling grout cleaner. It's battery-powered so you don't have to worry about charging it or having it run out of juice while you're cleaning.

Another handy item is the TubShroom, which is a pop in and out drain catch to keep hair from building up and clogging pipes. It was a game changer in my shower, since you can easily take it out and put it back every couple of days and it's way easier to clean than snaking a drain. The nifty buy comes in a handful of finishes so you can coordinate it with your shower hardware so that it doesn't stand out.