How often should you clean your bathroom? Experts share the essential daily, weekly, and monthly tasks for a sparkling space
Maintaining a pristine bathroom is essential for both hygiene and comfort. A structured cleaning routine ensures that your bathroom remains a sanctuary of cleanliness. Here's a comprehensive guide to keeping your bathroom spotless:
Daily maintenance
- Wipe down surfaces: After each use, promptly wipe down countertops, sinks, and faucets to prevent water spots and soap scum accumulation.
- Squeegee the shower: Utilize a squeegee to remove water droplets from shower walls and doors, minimizing mould and mildew growth.
- Tidy up: Ensure personal items are stored appropriately and remove any used towels or garments to maintain an organized appearance.
Weekly cleaning
- Sanitize the toilet: Thoroughly clean both the interior and exterior of the toilet, including the handle, to eliminate bacteria and stains.
- Scrub the shower and bathtub: Use appropriate cleaning agents to remove soap scum and grime from tiles, grout, and fixtures.
- Clean mirrors and glass: Employ a streak-free glass cleaner to keep mirrors and shower doors gleaming.
- Mop the floor: After sweeping, mop the bathroom floor with a disinfectant solution to eradicate dirt and germs.
Monthly deep cleaning
- Descale fixtures: Remove limescale buildup from showerheads, faucets, and other fixtures to maintain optimal performance and appearance.
- Wash linens: Launder shower curtains, bathmats, and any fabric accessories to keep them fresh and free from mildew.
- Clean exhaust fans and vents: Dust and clean ventilation systems to ensure proper airflow and reduce humidity levels.
- Organize cabinets and drawers: Declutter storage spaces, discarding expired products and reorganizing essentials for easy access.
By adhering to this cleaning schedule, you can ensure that your bathroom remains a clean and inviting space for all.
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