Tired of seeing fungus accumulate in your bathroom?

In today's post we will share with you some tips to keep your bathroom clean and sanitized.

1-Disinfectant

You shouldn't just clean your bathroom, but disinfect it as well. So do not use an all-purpose cleaning but rather use a disinfectant.

To see how to make your own disinfectant, go to our post here to find an easy recipe.

2- Paste
To clean hard to remove dirt and grime, especially on your bathtub and tiles, you can create your own cleanser.
Make a paste by mixing hydrogen peroxide, baking soda and a few drops of dish-soap until there is a creamy consistency.

3- Clean shower and tile wall
Make sure you remove all items you have in the shower or tub and put them aside. Once it's empty apply disinfectant and power

To clean and disinfect tile walls you can use a sponge, a toothbrush, microfiber cloths and make sure you get to all corners. With the paste you just made and with the help of a toothbrush, apply it to the tile grout and leave it soaking for about 10-20 minutes. Brush it off to remove dirt and rinse well.

If you cannot get all the way up of tile walls use a microfiber cloth and a flat head mop to get to high to reach areas.

Bonus tip: If there's a lot of dry soap scum, run hot water through the shower for a few minutes. Both, hot water and steam will help loosen the soap scum and dirt. 

4- Bathub
To clean your bathtub, spray the disinfectant and let it sit for about 10 minutes, then add powder. You an also add a few drops of dish-soap if you'd like.
With a wet sponge, scrub the tub and as you did with the shower. You can use hot water to make loosen grime and dirt. 
Rinse well and dry completely don't forget to clean the included faucet as well so it looks nice and shiny.

5- Shower racks
Spray disinfectant, use a sponge to scrub off the dirt. Rinse and put all items back once they have been dried.
Bonus tip: Place all items facing forward to make it look nice and neat. 

Remember to dry everything with microfiber cloths so that there are no unwanted “water drop marks”. Do not forget that all this is in addition to the regular cleaning that you do in addition to the rest of your bathroom.