This is an extremely difficult task. Let's start by saying that there's no right or wrong way to clean your bathroom. But there are certain methods that can make the job of cleaning the bathroom easier and more efficient. Cleaning knowledge is cleaning power. When it comes to manual tasks such as wiping the mirror or cleaning the toilet, "power" refers to less physical labor.
These bathroom cleaning errors can be corrected to make your washroom more functional and spotless.
Don't dry the toilet brush before you put it away.
It's not easy to scrub the dirtiest seats in your house with the smallest of brushes. If you don't allow it to dry before you put it back in the cradle you will be using it repeatedly. That's disgusting. Instead, dry the toilet brush by putting it under the toilet seat. Then let it drip into the bowl.
Don't dust before you clean.
You'll be leaving a trail of dust behind when you wipe down the toilet if you don't dust it first. This problem can be solved by dusting the toilet with a dusting attachment or a duster.
No, you're not going to clean behind the toilet.
It is tempting to ignore it. It's not something anyone wants to do. If you don't do it, dust and hair will accumulate over time. In addition, odors from "oversplash” could also cause problems.
Don't let your shower spray soak in.
No matter if you use the vinegar-in a-bag or commercial soap scum cleaners on your shower head, it takes time for them to work. It is futile to clean your shower walls after the cleaners are finished.
To soften towels, you can use fabric softener
All of us want to get out of the shower and grab a fluffy towel. However, using fabric softener on towels can reduce their absorbency. You can add a cup vinegar to your wash cycle to keep your towels soft, flexible, and absorbent. You can also use less detergent to wash towels.
You think that you are disinfecting.
My cleaning tools will always include vinegar and baking soda. However, vinegar's disinfecting properties are negated if they are used together. I separate the baking soda and vinegar to get the best of both the cleaning power and antiseptic properties. I put baking soda in the bathroom sinks, then scrub the area with water and a sponge. To kill germs, I spray vinegar on the baking soda after it has been rinsed off.
Don't use lint-free wipes to clean your mirrors.
We can all agree that rags reduce waste. If you use the wrong kind of rag, your mirror will not sparkle when you're done cleaning. Regular rags can leave behind lint, which will cause a fuzzy-looking glass. For an old t-shirt use a microfiber towel or blue huck surgical towels to clean the mirrors.
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