How To Perfect Your Weekly Bathroom Cleaning Routine

It’s also an area that can quickly become unhygienic. Without a regular bathroom cleaning routine, bacteria, limescale, soap scum build-up and mould can become a real problem in your space. Developing a regular cleaning routine will not only keep the area free from germs and bacteria, but can also help ensure that your furnishing and fittings stay in great shape and improve the quality of the time you spend in the bathroom.

Though cleaning a dirty bathroom isn’t always an enjoyable task, but if you take it on regularly you’ll find it becomes less of a struggle.

Cleaning your bath or shower is usually the trickiest and most time-consuming job, so it’s a good idea to get it out of the way first. Baths and showers require weekly cleaning to prevent the build-up or unhygienic scum or soap residue.

Cleaning your toilet doesn’t need to be unpleasant. Pre-treat with a purpose-made toilet cleaner – place the cleaner in the bowl and leave for a few minutes while you get on with the rest of your routine. When you’re ready, scrub the bowl with a clean toilet brush and wipe the seat, lid and outside with an anti-bacterial cleaning product. Don’t forget to wipe down the flush, too.

Don’t forget to clean your bathroom walls by wiping them down with an all-purpose cleaning product. An extendable mop or window cleaner is a good choice for reaching up high, and should help to speed up the process.

For an even quicker clean, consider installing wall panels instead of tiles – you won’t have to worry about discoloured or mouldy grout, wall panels tend to be easier to wipe down, too.

When it comes to your bathroom cleaning routine, your floors should always be the last thing you do. To quickly clean your bathroom floor, use a purpose-made floor cleaner and mop with clean water. For smaller rooms, it may be easier to use a large sponge instead of a mop.

For more tips on creating and maintaining the perfect bathroom space, keep exploring the Mira Showers blog.