Deep Bathroom Cleaning

Gather all necessary cleaning supplies, including disinfectants, scrub brushes, sponges, gloves, and cleaning cloths. Ensure you have proper ventilation in the bathroom.

Remove all personal items from the bathroom counters, shelves, and shower area. This includes toiletries, razors, soaps, and any decorations.

Dust all surfaces starting from higher areas like light fixtures and shelves, moving down to lower surfaces to prevent resettling of dust.

Apply toilet cleaner to the inside of the bowl, making sure to get under the rim. Clean the outside of the toilet with a disinfectant, including the handle, lid, seat, and base.

Use a bathroom cleaner to spray down the shower and bathtub. Let it sit if necessary to break down soap scum and lime scale, then scrub with a sponge or brush and rinse thoroughly.

Use a disinfectant cleaner on the sink, faucets, and countertops. Scrub with a sponge or cloth, then rinse or wipe clean.

Spray glass cleaner on mirrors and any glass surfaces. Wipe with a clean microfiber cloth or squeegee to avoid streaks.

Sweep the floor to remove hair and debris, then mop with an appropriate floor cleaner for your bathroom's flooring type. Pay special attention to the grout lines and areas around the toilet.

Replace all personal items neatly, empty the trash can, and replace the liner. Optionally, you can add a fresh scent or air freshener to the room.

Always wear gloves to protect your hands from harsh cleaners and read the labels on your cleaning products for proper usage and safety instructions.

Consider using eco-friendly and non-toxic cleaning products to minimize environmental impact and maintain good air quality inside the bathroom.