Bathroom cleaning tips

Here are some ideas for thoroughly cleaning a bathroom:

• Remove anything that doesn't belong in the bathroom to start.

• Apply a mildew remover or a tile and grout cleanser to the surfaces.

• Grout and difficult-to-reach places, such the edges of the sink or the corners of the shower, can be cleaned using a scrub brush or a toothbrush.

• Pay particular to the shower, bathtub, and toilet bowl while cleaning the bathroom. To clean the shower and bathtub, use a shower spray and a toilet brush, respectively.

• To clean the windows and mirrors, use a glass cleaner and a squeegee.

• With a cleaner that is safe for granite or marble, clean the sink and counters.

• Clean the floor last; use a mop and a cleaning solution that is safe for the type of flooring in your bathroom.

• Don't forget to air out the bathroom by opening a window or turning on the exhaust fan to help prevent mildew and mold growth.

These tips can help you to thoroughly clean and disinfect your bathroom, leaving it looking and smelling fresh and clean.

Mouldy shower curtains

It can be stressful to deal with mouldy shower curtains, but there are some steps you can take to get rid of the mould and keep your shower curtains looking clean and new.

Here are some suggestions for handling shower curtains with mould:

• Take the shower curtain from the rod.

• The proceed with removing as much mould as you can with a stiff bristle brush. It's probably best to do this outside to stop mould spores from entering your house and growing on other surfaces.

• Place warm water to the sink or washing machine along with a capful of laundry detergent. If the mould stain is particularly bad, you can also add a cup of baking soda or a cup of white vinegar to the water.

• The shower curtain should soak for at least 30 minutes before being washed at the hottest temperature the fabric will allow.

• When the shower curtain is clean, hang it back up in the bathroom and blot up any extra water with a towel or a squeegee.

• Open the bathroom windows or turn on a fan to encourage air circulation and prevent excess moisture if you want to avoid mould growing on your shower curtain.

• At least once a month, remove the shower curtain and wash it in hot water.

• After washing and drying the shower curtain, you can apply a mildew spray if you have a mildew issue.

• Avoid using fabric softeners or bleach since they might damage the shower curtain's waterproof coating, making it more susceptible to mould and mildew.

• It could be necessary to replace the shower curtain if the mould and mildew stains continue. A professional cleaning service is another option if you want a job well done.

Stained toilets

Cleaning stained toilets may not be fun to clean but here are some tips that can help you effectively remove stains and maintain a clean and hygienic bathroom:

• Pour a cup of baking soda or white vinegar into the toilet bowl, then wait a few minutes.

• With a toilet brush, scrub the bowl's interior, creating a paste all over the inside; for any difficult stains, use a pumice stone or an abrasive cleanser to scrub.

• Let it sit for 30 minutes

• Wipe off the exterior of the toilet, including the base, tank, and seat using disinfectant spray and/or wipes.

• Use a moist cloth to clean the toilet seat, lid, and surrounding area.

• Once the 30 minute is up, flush the toilet to remove stains.

• If stubborn stain won't go away just repeat the process.

To prevent stains, use a toilet bowl cleaner tablets or a toilet cleaner in the tank regularly. Make sure to use a toilet brush to clean the rim and bowl after each use. Avoid using harsh chemicals like acid-based cleaners, they can damage the toilet and be harmful to your health.

Cleaning a grimy tiles and grouts

• To begin, use a broom to sweep or vacuum the tile to get rid of any loose dirt or debris.

• Mix warm water with a light detergent or a tile and grout cleaner

• Scrub the tile with a firm brush or toothbrush, paying partricular attention to the grout lines.

• To get rid of any cleaning solution residue, thoroughly rinse the tile with clean water.

• To dry the tile, use a mop or a towel.

• Wipe off the tile with a moist cloth on a regular basis to keep dirt and grime from accumulating.

• Use a paste of baking soda and water or a solution of equal parts white vinegar and water to get rid of stubborn stains on tile.

• Acid-based cleansers should not be used because they might cause tile damage and harm you.

To prevent mildew and mould, keep the bathroom dry and well-ventilated.

Don't forget you can get a professional cleaner to do an expert job so you can enjoy a fresh and inviting bathroom environment.