Bathroom Cleaning

• For the gentle bathroom fixtures, always use a soft detergent. Wash them with deep cleanser only for tough stains and grime.
• Clean with a disinfectant everyday to prevent the formation of any kind of microorganisms.

• Keep the door and windows of your toilet open when not in use or switch on the exhausts for fresh air supply.
• Splash a powder or detergent cleaner along the sides of the seat and beneath the rim, clean with a toilet brush and flush it with excess of water.
• It is advisable to use rubber gloves while lifting the toilet seat.
• Flush the toilet every time you use it to keep the sidewalls unsoiled.

• After each use, give your bathtub a fast wipe with a soft cloth or a sponge.
• Once in a week, wash the bathtub with a detergent, which is mild in nature, specially manufactured for this purpose.
• As a preventive measure, avoid using rough cleaners or steel wool on fiber or acrylic finished tubs.
• Use an all-purpose cleaner on the wall of the tub and allow it to get disinfected for some minutes and then rinse it off to see the sparkling effect.
• To keep the tiles clean, use a tile cleaner, scrub carefully with it and rinse well every alternate day.
• The plastic shower curtains in your bathroom require frequent cleaning. Once in a week, wash it and then treat it with chlorine bleach.
• Your shower doors, at times, get messed up with the soap foam. To clean this, mix up very little quantity of ammonia with half-bucket water and fill this solution into a spray bottle. Spray this on the doors and scrub with a brush. Rinse now to get the spotless effect.
• Your showerhead also needs regular checkups. For this, fill a plastic bag with white vinegar and tie it up on the showerhead and leave it overnight to get the best result.