Cleaning the showers can sometimes be tiring and disgusting too. It can take a while to remove unwanted stains and mildew. Deep seated dirt takes a lot of time to accumulate, which makes it important to clean your showers as much as possible. Keeping a neat bathroom isn't that hard as long as it's being well maintained. The Good Housekeeping and Real Simple websites shared helpful tips in maintain a clean bathroom.
Stop Moisture
Keeping the bathroom dry as much as possible is a must. It stops and minimizes mildew build up. Wiping the bathroom walls and keeping the floor dry before the day ends can be a great help. Opening the window or the bathroom door after using it can help eliminate moisture build up. Make sure to stretch the shower curtains after use.
Good House Keeping also stated that coating shower walls with water repellent can cut cleaning time short. And it helps preserve wooden doors. It also stops soap scum built up and it easily repels water and the minerals it contains.
Keep the Sink Clean
Keeping the sink clean can work wonders in cleaning. Don't use hand soaps on the bathroom sink as it can easily melt and stick on the sink's surface. Liquid soap is ideal, as it doesn't leave any mess. Bar soaps that melted on the sink can be really head to remove and some can ever gather dirt and molds.
Keep the Toilet Bowl Clean
Variety of germs remains in the toilet bowl even after flushing. Keeping the bowl clean can minimize the chances of spreading E.coli and even salmonella. Bleach the toilet bowl as often as needed, having it disinfected is very important. Soaking the toilet bowl with baking soda leaves it squeaky clean, some dirt residue are quite hard to remove, soak the toilet bowl with bleach for a few hours then scrub and flush.
