Woman proudly films herself cleaning her bathroom – but everyone is just commenting on the same thing…can you spot it? | The Sun

A WOMAN has shocked cleaning fans with the unusual way she freshens up her bathroom sink.

The TikTok user demonstrated how she gets the tap and plughole sparkling using an unlikely tool from her beauty cabinet.

The woman shared her "bathroom cleaning" routine in a post that began with her throwing all the bath mats into the washing machine.

She then turns her attention to her mirror, and scrubs it until it's sparkling.

However, it was her method for freshening up the bathroom sink that really got viewers talking.

In the clip, she can be seen spraying the tap and plughole with a solution, before scrubbing at the corners of the metal with an electric toothbrush.

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Next, the woman wipes away the hard-to-reach grime that the bristles have loosened with a cloth.

But while it certainly seems an effective cleaning process, not all social media users were convinced by the tool she had chosen.

Responding to the video – which has received more than 350,000 'likes' and over 800 comments – one person wrote: "I love this."

Another shared: "So clean."

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However, a third asked: "Wait did you use an electric toothbrush to wash the sink?!"

Additionally, two more social media users simultaneously added: "Not the toothbrush."

A sixth shared, with a 'head in hands' emoji: "With an electric toothbrush."

However, some didn't seem to think using an electric toothbrush for a different purpose other than a dental regime was a bad idea at all.

A seventh added: "An electric toothbrush to clean the sink?? I love it."

Another agreed: "Made for cleaning, not tooth brushing."

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