Bathroom stays clean thanks to a simple trick: no more dirt, stains and bacteria

We understand that getting rid of weeks of soap scum and grime makes deep cleaning more daunting, so here are some steps you can take to make this daunting task more pleasant and, more importantly, less painful. These will help you maintain the quality of your sanitary facilities and also save time.

Here is the framework to follow to have a clean toilet:

Strip your toilet by cleaning it of all its contents, namely cosmetics, towels, rugs and all small items lying on the countertop;
Remove rubbish and discarded containers;
Put all washable items in the washing machine by adding a little fabric softener to your towels, it will give them a boost of freshness;
Dust the corners with a duster and sweep up any debris from the floor, focusing on hidden corners;
Attack both the bathtub and the shower head, faucet and joints with a cleaner to clean away scale deposits. We recommend natural ingredients such as white vinegar, baking soda or even lemon;
Scrub the toilet thoroughly, concentrating on the seat and the bottom of the bowl;
Shine coatings that accumulate grease from soap and shower products;
Finally attack the floor, emphasising tile joints;
Clean and deodorise pipes;
Scenting the bathroom.
How to clean bathroom wall tiles properly with white vinegar?
Tiling is a pleasant tiling that is very popular for its practical and aesthetic side. However, when it comes into contact with water, especially in the bathroom, limestone deposits are deposited there to give way to an unsightly white veil. Insensitive to conventional chemical products, these limestone remains deserve to use our famous white vinegar ! Let’s see how it works…

Due to its concentration in acetic acid, white vinegar is the best ally for deep descaling of tiles. Indeed, the limestone base melts in the acid of the vinegar producing a certain chemical reaction. The result: the mixture of these two components becomes salt and water that is easy to rinse off.

In our case, all you have to do is pour a glass of white vinegar into a spray bottle and spray it all over the wall. It is also possible to pour it directly onto a sponge and rub the contaminated surfaces.

Then dry the surface with a clean, dry cloth without rinsing, as long as the smell is neutral and not overpowering.

That’s it, it’s done, the limescale deposits are gone and your tiles shine like never before!

How to naturally clean mould from dirty bathroom grout with baking soda?

Before embarking on the tedious task of vigorously scrubbing clogged joints in the bathtub or sink, why not try the miraculous bicarbonate of soda – a single gesture and the mould will disappear in the blink of an eye!

Indeed, in a humid environment such as the bathroom, it is obvious that mould will appear around the bathtub, shower tank or sink. It is simply frozen water that causes invisible fungus and could disperse particles harmful to health into the air. The solution is here…

The baking soda trick is very simple and only takes a little of your time to get a sparkling clean effect. Here’s the method:

Form a paste with the mixture of 4 tablespoons of baking soda and a little water.
Apply this paste on the affected joints and let it sit for a day;
sprinkle the paste with white vinegar and let it foam;
With circular movements, scrub the joints with an old toothbrush;
Rinse with clean water and be surprised with the result, they look as good as new!
How to clean the bottom of the bathtub with black soap?
There is nothing more relaxing than taking a nice shower at the end of the day… and that’s only if your bathtub is part of this wellness business!

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