The Most Genius TikTok Cleaning Products You Can Find On Amazon

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Many hours can be spent scrolling through TikTok's "CleanTok," which features all sorts of aspects of cleaning. Some are devoted to how cleaning is great for your mental health, others focus on testing out new tips and tricks, and plenty of upper-middle-class folks showcase how they rearrange their already-pristine skincare cabinet. Many people can't seem to stop watching, especially due to the relaxation qualities of the videos. But the most beloved cleaning videos are the ones that display innovative cleaning tools and solutions. 

Plenty of us dread cleaning, but that's usually because we don't have the proper supplies, which can make the entire process not only easier but even enjoyable. And any small purchase that makes the weekly, monthly, or even semi-annual deep clean more bearable, we are willing to give it a shot. But it can sometimes be hard to track down where a TikToker has gotten their impressive arsenal of pastes and devices. Luckily, we tracked them down for you on Amazon, so you, too, can clean with the best of them. 

Nothing can put you off of your morning cup of Joe like seeing a bunch of calcium particles floating around, which are the result of hard water. However, you can use a Coffee and Espresso Descaler and Cleaner, a powdered solution you can run through your coffee machine to get a deep clean that easily removes limescale. It can be used on almost any coffee brewer, from Keurigs to classic drips. Available for $17.

Power tools aren't just for DIY projects. TikTok has introduced us to the wonderful world of Electric Spin Scrubbers that work like a drill, but instead of bits, they have different brush head attachments for easy, fast, and frankly, super satisfying cleaning. Most sets include a sponge, scrubber, bristle, and bristle head, as well as some narrower brushes for hard-to-reach areas. If you are someone who gets back pain while cleaning, look for a long-armed kit that can be used while standing up. The product shown here is available for about $22. 

If you're someone who eats lunch at your computer, no judgment, but we promise we can tell just by looking at your keyboard. To get rid of crumbs, smudges, and dust, a Keyboard Cleaner can do so easily and quickly. The tiny bristles of this brush can efficiently reach the nooks and crannies between the keys, and the alcohol-based cleaner solution dries up quickly, preventing the liquid from flooding the electronic components. The price is $25.

This isn't your standard hair gel. Sort of like a cross between play dough and a sticky gel toy, Cleaning Gel can form to just about any odd shape, reaching deep to pull out dust and dirt without requiring a spray down and wiping or removing tiny hardware. This is ideal for areas like air vents, cup holders, gear shifts, keyboards, game controllers, remotes, or anywhere that makes traditional scrubbing impossible. The price is $6. 

When there's a giant molten cheese explosion in the microwave, and nobody wants to fess up, it's good to have the right tool in your arsenal. And it's better if it shares the look of disappointment on your face. May we introduce the Angry Mom Microwave Cleaner? Simply fill this menacing but darling tool with water and vinegar, microwave it for five to seven minutes, and then wipe the microwave down with clean water before drying it with a cloth. The price is $7. 

Some of us will never want to mop the old-fashioned way, and that's okay. That's where the Spray Mop comes in. Unlike a Swiffer, the dry mop uses a cloth mat that can be tossed in the washing machine after use. Cloth mop heads can handle stuck-on messes, whereas paper and disposable towelettes are likely to just wear out after a short period of time. Spray mops are also excellent for anyone with back pain or other disabilities because you can just spray from the handle and scrub — no bending or lugging a bucket of water around the kitchen. It's available for $19. 

Most of us have a bottle of regular Dawn dish soap sitting at our kitchen sinks, but the Dawn Dish Powerwash Spray has absolutely blown it out of the water on TikTok. Powerwash typically requires far less scrubbing against hard food residue and grease and melts away food particles. Additionally, getting a super clean dish requires less water, making it an improvement for your water bill. A fresh bottle and three refill canisters are available on Amazon for about $17. 

Also known as reusable paper towels, Swedish Dishcloths are super functional and often darling cleaning accessories. Unlike traditional alternatives, these absorb and release water like a basic paper towel, but they can also be rinsed and reused many times. When one of them gets too dirty, you can just pop them in the dishwasher to give it a refresher. They also dry quickly, reducing the chances of mold or mildew growth. A pack of five is currently $15. 

Your weekly cleaning list probably involves wiping down the floors, sinks, counters, and so on. But you're probably forgetting one area that attracts tons of dust, grease, and sticky fingerprints — your walls. But because walls are well, walls, it's difficult to reach the entire surface area. TikTok users recommend the Long Handle Wall Cleaner to tackle the job with ease. It can reach up to 5 feet, so you can also get into cobwebbed corners. The price is currently $40. 

For a long time, the only decent carpet cleaners available were for commercial use, which meant they were bulky, heavy, and wildly expensive. But TikTokers swear by the Bissell Little Green Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner. It's lightweight and has powerful suction capabilities, great for anyone with pets, little ones, or crafting addicts. It can pull up stains without totally soaking your upholstery and cushions and comes with a cleaning solution. It's currently available for about $123.

There's nothing more icky than cleaning your toilet bowl only to find that part of the mess has nestled its way into the bristles of your brush. To eliminate this problem, use a non-plastic, Silicone Toilet Brush instead. They are much easier to spray down and sanitize than traditional brushes, which use plastic bristles. You may also find that the silicone brush head is better at slipping under the rim of the toilet, leading to a cleaner toilet. It's currently available for about $10.