The average person uses the restroom at least six times every day so needless to say, your bathroom is a breeding ground for faeces-borne germs and bacteria. This means you need to consider not just quick but deep bathroom cleaning regularly.
Deep Cleaning your shower and toilet
- Soap scum accumulates over time. You may not notice it at first, but your once-shiny shower has become dull, and your shower screen has lost its lustre. Some commercial products include hazardous petrochemicals, so you might want to consider using natural cleaning agents and products. A simple mixture of white vinegar and baking soda is an easy and environmentally-responsible shower cleaner and toilet bowl cleaner solution to deep clean your shower screen, tiles and toilet.
- To make a glass cleaner for the shower, you can form a thick paste by combining distilled white vinegar and baking soda. You can use this paste to clean your glass shower door. Wait about an hour before wiping it away with a microfiber cloth or washing the surface. To remove dust and filth from the toilet, wipe it down with a damp sponge.
- To remove dust and filth from the toilet, wipe it down with a damp sponge. This solution can also be used to unclog the showerhead. Fill a plastic bag halfway with vinegar and tie it around the showerhead so that the holes are completely submerged in the liquid. Then set it aside for the night. Remove the plastic bag the next morning and thoroughly rinse the showerhead with water.
Now, the bathtub
- If the tub you’re cleaning is really filthy, you may need to use bleach aside from your regular bathtub cleaner to boost your cleaning efforts. When dealing with bleach, remember to wear a face mask or respirator, as well as safety glasses and gloves. Scrub the tub from top to bottom with a scrub brush after the gel has had a chance to penetrate into the mildew.
- Mildew are challenging to get rid of, but here’s a tip: use a gel toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. These products’ gels stick to it and break it down.
- All you have to do now is fill the bathtub with hot water and wait 4 to 5 minutes before draining it. Then wipe off the entire surface with your bathroom cleanser, wait 15 to 20 minutes, and then wash it away. Hard-water stains can also be removed with vinegar.
Don’t forget the bathroom sink
- Sinks made of natural stone require relatively minimal maintenance. After each usage, give the sink a brief rinse to ensure that no chemicals are left on the sink that could etch into the stone, and wipe it down with a clean towel. It’s recommended to use a very mild soap, rinse with warm water, and dry with a soft cloth when deep cleaning your stone bathroom sink. Natural bathroom cleansers containing citrus oils should be avoided because they can damage the stone.
finish strong with bathroom walls, celling, and tiles
- You’re almost done, but make sure you wipe down any untiled walls and the ceiling before calling it a day. A dry microfibre mop can be an effective way to remove dust and cobwebs. If this is the case, carefully clean the damaged areas and consider repainting with a resistant paint to make your life easier in the future.
- To mop the floor, combine a cup of vinegar and a few drops of eucalyptus oil in a pail of hot water. To properly dry out the space, open any windows and turn on the exhaust fan for an hour or more. Do not overlook the difficult corners and the area behind the toilet, wash basin, tub, and shower. Clean these difficult-to-reach places using a detergent-water solution and soak for a few minutes. Scrubbing it with a brush can quickly remove the accumulated filth. Finally, use clean water to rinse the detergent out of the scrubbed areas.
When deep cleaning your bathroom, remember to organise the cabinet and set the counter. Empty and expired toiletry bottles should be discarded. Wipe the bottles clean to remove any dust or spills. Organise your toiletries on the counter or in a holder. Replace the clean and dry towels, bath mat, and hand towels, and walk away satisfied with your bathroom cleaning work.
If you have a project you’d like to discuss, just contact us via our website directly or call 1300 888 806.itA
The average person uses the restroom at least six times every day so needless to say, your bathroom is a breeding ground for faeces-borne germs and bacteria. This means you need to consider not just quick but deep bathroom cleaning regularly.
Deep Cleaning your shower and toilet
- Soap scum accumulates over time. You may not notice it at first, but your once-shiny shower has become dull, and your shower screen has lost its lustre. Some commercial products include hazardous petrochemicals, so you might want to consider using natural cleaning agents and products. A simple mixture of white vinegar and baking soda is an easy and environmentally-responsible shower cleaner and toilet bowl cleaner solution to deep clean your shower screen, tiles and toilet.
- To make a glass cleaner for the shower, you can form a thick paste by combining distilled white vinegar and baking soda. You can use this paste to clean your glass shower door. Wait about an hour before wiping it away with a microfiber cloth or washing the surface. To remove dust and filth from the toilet, wipe it down with a damp sponge.
- To remove dust and filth from the toilet, wipe it down with a damp sponge. This solution can also be used to unclog the showerhead. Fill a plastic bag halfway with vinegar and tie it around the showerhead so that the holes are completely submerged in the liquid. Then set it aside for the night. Remove the plastic bag the next morning and thoroughly rinse the showerhead with water.
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Now, the bathtub
- If the tub you’re cleaning is really filthy, you may need to use bleach aside from your regular bathtub cleaner to boost your cleaning efforts. When dealing with bleach, remember to wear a face mask or respirator, as well as safety glasses and gloves. Scrub the tub from top to bottom with a scrub brush after the gel has had a chance to penetrate into the mould and mildew.
- Mould and mildew are challenging to get rid of, but here’s a tip: use a gel toilet bowl cleaner with bleach. These products’ gels stick to the mould and break it down.
- All you have to do now is fill the bathtub with hot water and wait 4 to 5 minutes before draining it. Then wipe off the entire surface with your bathroom cleanser, wait 15 to 20 minutes, and then wash it away. Hard-water stains can also be removed with vinegar.
Don’t forget the bathroom sink
- Sinks made of natural stone require relatively minimal maintenance. After each usage, give the sink a brief rinse to ensure that no chemicals are left on the sink that could etch into the stone, and wipe it down with a clean towel. It’s recommended to use a very mild soap, rinse with warm water, and dry with a soft cloth when deep cleaning your stone bathroom sink. Natural bathroom cleansers containing citrus oils should be avoided because they can damage the stone.
finish strong with bathroom walls, celling, and tiles
- You’re almost done, but make sure you wipe down any untiled walls and the ceiling before calling it a day. If mould isn’t an issue, a dry microfibre mop can be an effective way to remove dust and cobwebs. If this is the case, carefully clean the damaged areas and consider repainting with mould-resistant paint to make your life easier in the future.
- To mop the floor, combine a cup of vinegar and a few drops of eucalyptus oil in a pail of hot water. To properly dry out the space, open any windows and turn on the exhaust fan for an hour or more. Do not overlook the difficult corners and the area behind the toilet, wash basin, tub, and shower. Clean these difficult-to-reach places using a detergent-water solution and soak for a few minutes. Scrubbing it with a brush can quickly remove the accumulated filth. Finally, use clean water to rinse the detergent out of the scrubbed areas.
When deep cleaning your bathroom, remember to organise the cabinet and set the counter. Empty and expired toiletry bottles should be discarded. Wipe the bottles clean to remove any dust or spills. Organise your toiletries on the counter or in a holder. Replace the clean and dry towels, bath mat, and hand towels, and walk away satisfied with your bathroom cleaning work.
If you have a project you’d like to discuss, just contact us via our website directly or call 1300 888 806.
