Shower Door Squeegee

By Donna Vincent

Baths

Cleaning your bathroom should be at the heart of your household cleaning routine. Ideally, you should wipe your bathroom with a sponge and rinse with water after each use to prevent soap scum build up. This means that your bathroom requires much less attention in the long term and reduce the need for the difficult process of washing away the hardened residue.

Fiber glass / acrylic and enamel bathtubs you do not need to buy expensive products, so first try to clean the tank with dish soap and soft cloth. Limestone can be removed fiberglass and acrylic bathtubs using a solution of half white vinegar and half water. Try not to get the vinegar on the bath and also remember to rinse thoroughly and dry.

At the bottom of most of the baths is a rubber mat that the CNA be rubbed with a little dishwashing detergent and a brush or a soft cloth. Otherwise, you can use baking soda on a sponge for a grittier own. Moulds growing on the underside of the carpet should be cleaned with a nail brush, using a mixture of one part bleach to four parts warm water.

Tip: If you are a bath of rust enamel may be reduced by pasting a mixture of baking soda and water on the stain and leave for one hour. This can be repeated as many times as necessary. If you are still struggling to remove the rust, try a combination of lemon juice and salt.

Showers

As tubs, showers should be wiped with a towel after use and rinsed with water. Glass walls may be dry or doors and curtains left open to allow air to circulate. These preventive measures, alongside a simple weekly cleaning routine, will ensure that soap scum, mildew and hard water deposits will not have the chance to create.

To clean the shower to remove any content such as shampoo bottles and soaps and spray with an all purpose cleaner. Use a nylon scouring pad and working from top to bottom, using an old toothbrush or brush sauce on any stubborn stains or buildup. If you have any polish with lemon oil furniture that you can apply them to the wall of the shower by rubbing with a cloth on it is a good way to prevent formation of mineral deposits.

Shower curtains are machine washable can be placed in the washing machine with two large towels. Be sure to remove them before the spin cycle and hang to let dry folds. For shower curtains that are not machine washable, soak in a solution of one part bleach to four parts warm water.