Cleaning your bathroom 101

The simple rule to observe when cleaning your bathroom is that frequency does certainly relieve the misery of this unpleasant chore. Consider regularly wiping down the bath or shower cubicle every time you use it using a non abrasive cleaner (in the case of certain surfaces such as walls) or a general detergent and a brush to get round the taps. This would only take a few minutes and would prevent the unpleasant annual spring! Do not allow taps to drip as lime scale will eventually gather on the bath’s surface which is close to impossible to remove without causing damage. Use an old toothbrush to remove lime scale from the shower head once a week. Proceed to all other hard surfaces including the mirror and window as well as the door handle. Leave the toilet bowl for last as you would not want to transfer those germs to the rest of the bathroom. Use a pair of rubber gloves and a good toilet brush to scrub the inside of the toilet bowl briefly daily. Remember not to mix different toilet bowl cleaners together as the chemicals could cause a violent reaction. Bleach is by no means an effective cleaning compound as it conceals rather than cleans rather like the ubiquitous Jeyes Fluid. Bowl capsules may turn the water into a clean looking blue but all it does is colour and bleach. They do not disinfect and the smell itself could be offensive. Do not expect to do everything yourself though. The whole family should preferably take turns in this unpleasant chore, but consistency remains key to a fresh, clean bathroom. http://www.bubblews.com/news/427866-cleaning-your-bathroom-101