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10 tips to complete the cleaning of your bathroom

Mr. Clean never shows up with his “magic” to clean my bathroom for me, do you? If the Scrubbing Bubbles aren’t sweeping the scum out of your bathroom on their own, it’s time to break out the cleaning supplies and make that core yourself!

I don’t know anyone who enjoy cleaning, much less cleaning bathrooms. Anyway, that it is a must if you want to live in a clean environment. But it doesn’t have to be a laborious task!

Here are some of my favorite tips to help make the job easier and faster:

  1. Paper towels— Keep a roll of paper towels in your bathroom. You can even place a paper towel rack at the back of a cabinet or on a linen closet door (if your linen closet is in the bathroom).
  2. Pop-up wipes— Keep a container of pop-up disinfectant wipes under the sink. Clean the sink and countertop after each use. Makes general cleaning easy.
  3. under the sink plastic trays— These plastic trays make it easy to reach items (push trays forward to reach items at the back of the cabinet). They also protect the bottom of cabinets from spills and leaks.
  4. Protective shower spray— Spray this in the shower area. Helps keep soap suds buildup to a minimum between cleanings.
  5. Squeegee— A good squeegee will help keep your shower doors clean and remove soap scum, mildew and water stains. Use after spraying with Shower Saver Spray. Hot steam is a good cleaner: use it and clean while you shower!
  6. Glass Cleaner— Keep an extra bottle of glass cleaner under the sink. You won’t have to lug cleaning supplies around the house.
  7. Debugging Sponge— Keep an all-purpose scrubbing sponge in each bathroom under the sink. It’s easy to clean on the go. Store the wet sponge in an old plastic cup to dry between uses.
  8. do not use— Disinfectant or soap scum/mildew removers on mirrors.
  9. noubliez country— For cleaning doorknobs, switch plates, cabinet knobs and toilet handles.
  10. Whitening Pen— Keep a bleach pen and an old toothbrush handy for caulk stains and spills.

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