Bathrooms are frequently used. It's dirty because of this. In the steamy bathroom sink and shower, soap scum, dust, and water stains thrive. To keep your bathroom a peaceful sanctuary, deep clean it regularly.
1. Create a Strategy
Prioritize your tasks. You can resume where you left off after a break. This checklist helps decide what cleaning tools you'll need.
2. Take everything out of its regular spot.
Take everything out of the tub and/or shower, throw soiled towels and rugs, and clean the counters. Toss expired or unnecessary medicines.
3. Sanitize the garbage can
To eliminate germs and odors, sanitize the garbage can's interior. Brush the container with nylon. Wipe the outside with hot water and a nylon scrubber. Air-dry. Heat will kill mold if it dries in the sun.
4. Dust and sweep
Use a long-handled duster to remove cobwebs from corners, light fixtures, and vents. Sweep or vacuum to eliminate hair and other debris.
5. Clean the floor with a mop
Mop the bathroom floor by soaking, squeezing, and drying the mop. Put a hair trap in the drain to prevent clogs. When a tub or shower doesn't drain properly, a ring forms.
6. Find the source of mold and mildew's moisture.
Mold and mildew growth in a bathroom is unattractive and unhealthy. A powerful industrial cleaner can't clean the impacted areas. Spray baking soda and vinegar to clean yourself and the environment. In moldy areas, wear a latex mask and gloves.
7. Change surfaces
Towel racks, shelves, baseboards, doors, curtains, and windowsills can be disinfected with an all-purpose cleaner. Move left to right and top to bottom as you work.
8. The shower curtain and liner can be machine-washed unless made of plastic or care instructions say otherwise.
Replace or soak plastic ones in water and vinegar.
9. Window Bathroom
Window cleaning completes any room's aesthetic. Wash the screen. Squeegee windows to clean them. Sills, tracks, and casing can be cleaned with a toothbrush or compressed air. You can vacuum or wipe down blinds and shades. Metal or vinyl blinds can be cleaned by soaking them in warm water, soap, and vinegar, then washing and drying them flat on a towel. Vacuum or wash window coverings.
10. Toilet
To eliminate toilet bowl rings, staining, and odor, follow these instructions.
a. Soak the toilet bowl in cleaner. Instead of chemical cleaners, pour vinegar into the toilet bowl. Brush the bowl cleaned quickly.
b. Spray the toilet with disinfectant while the cleaner soaks in. When cleaning a dirty toilet, use paper towels first.
c. Scrub the bowl with a sponge. Check the toilet's floor and base for damage. Quick-release toilet seats may be cleaned without contacting the bowl.
d. Many individuals overlook cleaning under the rim where water drains. Remember, OK? Brush or sponge the rim's underside.
Regularly cleaning the toilet will make future cleanings easier. This would remove harmful microorganisms and unattractive mineral buildup. Remember the water bottle. If you remove the tank's cover and peek inside, you may find mineral deposits or other junk that may be cleaned with vinegar. One hour is fine. Turn off the water and flush the toilet. The tank will be empty. Use a sponge or toilet brush to clean the empty tank. Fill the tank and flush to clean the toilet.
11. Bathtub
Regular bathtub cleaning can cut a one-hour chore into 10 minutes. Soap scum removal keeps concrete and glass cleaner.
a. Pour hot water into the tub. Pour baking soda into the tub. Extra-dirty tubs need tub-and-tile cleaning.
a. Fill a half-gallon bucket with hot water and dish soap. Cleaning the bathtub with a scrub sponge or stiff nylon brush. Use the bucket to rinse the sponge or brush and add soapy water to the tub.
c. Sprinkle baking soda on the sponge or brush after dipping it in your bucket solution and scrub hard.
d. Once the tub is clean, rinse it with the hand sprayer or bucket. Clean and dry the tub faucet, drain, and knobs.
12. Showerhead
You can remove or clean a mineral-clogged showerhead. Either way, watch the showerhead. You'll need a Ziploc sandwich bag, cleaning vinegar, lemon essential oil, and a rubber band, tape, or cable tie to fasten the bag around the head (if you decided not to remove the showerhead). Soak the head for 12 hours. Brass, gold, or nickel-coated showerheads need 30 minutes. Clean the water ports with a toothpick and an old toothbrush.
13. Bathroom Mirror
They have water marks, smears, and smudges that are hard to clean. The DIY natural remedy works like a charm. Mix the components in a spray bottle and use a Plastic Funnel so you don't waste any. You only need ammonia, rubbing alcohol, and Dawn.
14. Glass shower doors
Shower glass or walls with a bucket. Spray white vinegar over the shower door and let it soak for 10 minutes (depending on the buildup). Scrub the glass with baking soda. Baking soda abrasives, while vinegar dissolves hard water spots and soap scum. Rinse with fresh water. Use glass cleaner to clean the glass, trim, and towel hangers.
15. Faucet
Soap, grime, and moisture breed around faucets. When it dries, it can be tough to remove. Vinegar and paper towels would work. Wrap vinegar-soaked paper towels around the faucet and soak for at least 30 minutes.
16. Drains
Soap, toothpaste, lotion, and other greasy things can clog bathroom sink pipes over time. Traditional drain cleaners may be hazardous to people and the environment. Dangerous cleaners. Vinegar is a safe, affordable, and effective drain cleaner. Vinegar and baking soda create a powerful mechanical foam that dissolves blockages and chemicals. 1/2 cup salt, 1/2 cup baking soda, 1/2 cup vinegar, and 2.1 liters of boiling water clear bathroom drains. Carefully pour in drained salt (a caustic chemical that dissolves blockages), baking soda (which combines with vinegar to generate a froth that pushes blockages downpipes), and white vinegar (vinegar reacts with the baking soda). Pour 2.1 liters of boiling water down the drain after 10 minutes. Vinegar dissolved the hot water discharge blockage. This procedure works best for clogged or fatty kitchen sinks.
17. All the tips enumerated above are helpful to keep your bathroom clean and removing unwanted odors
Having a cleaning regimen will help you keep the bathroom clean more easily.
Daily: After each shower, use a squeegee to prevent water marks.
Weekly: Clean the shower/tub, toilet, and surfaces thoroughly. Also, mop weekly.
Monthly: Organize bathroom cabinets and closets. This helps organize storage spaces.
Yearly: With consistent upkeep, a bathroom shouldn't need a yearly deep clean. Take down blinds and soak them in an all-purpose cleaner; wash your plastic shower curtain in cold water. You should also vacuum the exhaust fan vents or grilles.
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