Influencer is SLAMMED after revealing she has been avoiding cleaning all 13 of her Stanley cups - and instead throws them straight back into her kitchen cabinet

An influencer has been slammed after revealing she avoids cleaning all 13 of her Stanley cups - and instead throws them straight back into her kitchen cabinet. 

Amina Malikova, who is based in Houston, Texas, regularly shares her day-to-day life on TikTok, where she boasts over 9,500 followers. 

Most recently, the content creator reignited the conversation surrounding the Stanley craze - after fans previously hit the headlines by lining up overnight and fighting each other to get their hands on a limited-edition mug. 

The reusable cup has become the latest symbol of overconsumption as influencer culture has begun to take over - with Amina now boasting that she has more than a dozen that she barley cleans. 

Amina Malikova has been slammed after revealing she avoids cleaning all 13 of her Stanley cups - and instead throws them straight back into her kitchen cabinet

Most recently, the US-based TikToker reignited the conversation surrounding the Stanley craze by revealing she doesn't wash her bottles

In a viral video, which has so far amassed over 4.3 million views, the content creator showed off her bottles before noting that she has been 'avoiding' scrubbing them

In a viral video, which has so far amassed over 4.3 million views, the content creator began by opening her cabinet - which was filled with the now infamous cups.

Amina pulled them out one by one before dismantling them and throwing the parts into the sink.

She then began scrubbing them clean as she explained in the caption: 'Doing things I have been avoiding... surprisingly, they didn't have any mold.'

People on the web were left in shock that Amina would let her dirty bottles sit in her cabinet. 

Many of them flooded the comments section and branded her 'nasty.' 

One user said: 'Do you usually keep dirty cups in the cupboard?' 

Another user added: 'Putting a dirty cup into the cabinet is so nasty.' 

'This is insane,' someone else wrote. 

People on the web were left in shock that Amina would let her dirty bottles sit in her cabinet

Other viewers were quick to bash the influencer for having so many cups. 

'Having a Stanley is slowly becoming cringy because it's a symbol of extreme consumerism and you will be embarrassed to be seen with one I'm calling it,' one person said. 

Another user added: 'You just need one.'

Someone else said: 'The overconsumption is insane.' 

'I love Stanley slander overconsumption is awful,' added one person.

Someone else said: 'You only need one its reusable.' 

Recent studies have suggested frequent use of reusable plastic water bottles could lead to nasty infections due to the shocking amount of bacteria they harbor.

Research published in March found most reusable bottles contain about 40,000 times more bacteria than the average toilet seat.

Meanwhile, other experts have warned about the risks of contracting E-coli - which results in around 2,000 hospitalizations every year - from water bottles left to swill around in gym bags, or touched with dirty hands.

The cup has become the latest trend to take over Gen Z - with many people desperately trying to get their hands on the bottle. 

Other viewers were quick to bash the influencer for having so many cups

The Stanley cup became a worldwide phenomenon for its array of colors and claims that it can keep beverages cold for hours and even days at a time.

The brand's Super Quencher, which holds 40 oz of liquid and keeps drinks iced for up to two days, has taken over social media in the last year.

Search 'Stanley Cup' on TikTok and you'll find more than 50 million views and 1.6 million posts on Instagram.

Last week, 23-year-old woman was arrested for stealing a carload of beloved Stanley cups from a California store.

The unidentified woman snatched 65 cups that were worth $2,500 in total on Friday from an unnamed store.

Roseville police responded to the shop on the 6000 block of Stanford Ranch Road after employees said they saw the young woman take a cart full of the precious water bottles.