All The BATHROOM CLEANING TIPS You Will Ever Need!

We've made literally hundreds of videos about cleaning various parts of the bathroom and to save you the time of trudging through all of that, we've compiled a bunch of the best bathroom cleaning tips and assembled them in this one #cleaning video! #bathroomcleaning #clean #cleanmyspace

0:00 - Introduction
0:47 - Cleaning the Toilet
3:05 - Cleaning a Shower Curtain
5:08 - Cleaning a Toilet Bowl Brush
6:07 - Bottle Clutter
7:25 - Keep a Clean Sink
8:17 - Keep the Drains Clear
10:20 - Clean a Bathtub
13:58 - Whiten Grout Lines
14:27 - Cleaning a Toothbrush Holder
15:32 - Cleaning Tiles
19:01 - Towels
21:26 - Little Messes Add Up
22:53 - Spray & Chill
23:30 - Make Your Own Toilet Bowl Cleaner
24:27 - Get a Squeegee
25:26 - Cleaning a Garbage Can

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[queenbee]

Thank you! I watched a Japanese man's video on daily tasks that make big difference. 1. Wipe down/clean toilet daily. I do this almost every night, just before I take a shower. It only takes a minute when you do it really often. 2. push your chair in when you leave table. 2. take your shoes off when you enter house, and line them up (we used to just pile them).

[christinepavelock]

I use a sheet of paper towel folded up at the bottom of the tooth brush holder and once a week when I wash the holder I put a new paper towel in. The paper towel gets most of the grime so it makes cleaning the holder so much easier.

[Lightdancer]

Love your tips and tricks as usual!
On towels - I'm with you on avoiding well used towels in other folks' bathrooms! I wash my own at least weekly - and flip the handtowel for a dry surface after a couple of uses!

Spa tip for guests: roll a bunch of washcloths or guest towels, and place upright in a small tub or bucket, and have an empty tub to drop into, after use!
Each guest can easily have their own towel, and know it's clean! Make a cute sign to go with
They can be a rainbow of colors, or pristine white (with several kids, my daughter uses plush white for their everyday towels, and uses bleach - which gets our makeup etc)

[pattipostell]

Hi Melissa! I share a bathroom with my 3 young grandchildren so I change our bathroom hand towels daily. Believe me, it's a constant struggle to keep our bathroom clean!

[teresahaven]

I have several comments on this.

For many years i worked cleaning motel rooms. When we did bathrooms, we would open toilet and spray inside bowl and underside of seat then top of seat and under lid and hinge then top of lid and the rest of toilet, including outside and floor around toilet. Leave that to soak and move on to shower/tub and clean it. Clean the floor, avoiding toilet area, then toss that rag in used pile. Spray inside and outside of door and top of door, wipe all that down then on to toilet. Clean all of that, leaving floor till last. Toss rag. Spray floor all around toilet with anti bacterial, giving wide sweep. Then clean mirror then sink and counter and then floor around toilet again. Place paper strip around seat and lid and done. Im sure i forgot steps but it has been over 40 years.


Now you were speaking of pink mildew/mold or whatever it is. I'm 59 years old and have been battling pnuemonia for a year and a half. Spent almost all of last year in hospital. That pink crud? That i wasnt very good about scrubbing off everytime i cleaned here at home very well could have been the cause of it. I was told to mix 1/2 cup of common bleach with 3 1/2 cups water and spray the pink with that and leave it sit for about 5 minutes and make sure exhaust fan is running. Then if you still see pink scrub with a cleaning toothbrush. Then rinse VERY WELL.

Last thing. I use any type of dollar tree clear shampoo to remove soap scum in the tub. A little goes a long ways and gotta rinse that well, too, or it is like you're ice skating!!

Thanks so much for your videos!!! I have learned so much from them!!

[humanbeing]

I’m always amazed by how put together you are whilst cleaning. Like WOW!

[sdavisrdh]

The biggest game
changer for me, living with 4 boys, is a removable toilet seat. Take it off, put it in the shower/tub and clean it well. Also you can clean the gunk round those nasty bolts that it attaches to really well. It gets really clean. You’re welcome!

[maryellenerikson]

I love Bac-out (the enzyme cleaner). It is the best product for pet accidents as well. I used to use a pet-specific cleaner that used to give me a headache from the overwhelming fragrance. The Bac-out does not have an artificial fragrance. The old cleaner also left residual stains on my beige carpet but the Bac-out completely removes the stains to the point that I have to "mark" the spot if I don't want to step on the damp spot while it dries.

[maryjanesmith]

I loved your video. I pretty much clean bathrooms like you do except for spraying. I don't like using spray bottles due to arthritus in hands and asthma.
When I clean my own bathroom or kitchens and bathrooms at a non-profit where I do a lot of cleaning, I mix cleaners/sanitizers and water in a bucket. Then I put in as many folded microfiber or cloth towels I think I will need. The cleaning/water solution should be just enough to cover and wet the towels.
I use the wet towels folded. When the folded towel surface becomes dirty, I turn the towel to a new clean surface. if the towel is folded twice, it gives you 8 surfaces to use before you need a new towel. When the towel is completely dirty, I put it in a second dry bucket and pull a new towel from the clean solution. I pull a new towel after wiping the toilet or floor. I never return a dirty towel to the clean solution bucket to rinse out.
When preparing and cleaning a meal at the non-profit I use this method. I prepare enough towels in my bucket to sanitize surfaces before I begin cooking, to clean as I go, and to clean up afterwards. I never have to hunt for a clean towel or wonder if it's clean or not. I pour the leftover sanitizing solution down the drain and whirl the gargage disposal. I make up a new bucket of towels before the next meal.

[whitneyr.]

My added tip to washing a toilet, getting a roll of the shop towels instead of standard paper towels.. they are a little hardier but still disposable. You can use less amount though (cause they are super strong)

[nicolecorry]

Thank you for all the great tips! I place folded / rolled up white wash cloths in a basket in our guest bathroom for guests to dry hands with. There is also a basket for guests to toss the used clothes as well. These are inexpensive, easy to bleach, wash and replace. This was something my grandmother did as well & many folks appreciate this small touch. :)

[iabbervocium]

A tip I learned for cleaning out sink drains, wear a pair of latex gloves while you clean out the drain. That way you don't have to touch the nasty stuff that comes out. When you're done you grab all the gross stuff with one hand and pull the glove off, then put the dirty glove in your other hand and pull the other glove off around it. Neat little package of sink goo without any touching.

[reginahobbs]

We recently did a huge remodel and my bathroom everything has been replaced. I LOVE cleaning my bathrooms, incl the toilet. I usually change out the towels every 3rd shower. I have thought about switching out our washcloths after every use but have bought more closths yet. Thanks for all your encouraging cleaning hints. LOL

[deborahbinnie]

Thanks, this motivated me and now I have 2 clean bathrooms. The perfect bathrrom has a big walk in shower with mosaic tile, and since I live in Florida it should have a beach vibe.

[samtakhandhia]

Great vlog Melissa. Dirty sinks and messy shampoo bottles are my pet peeve! It’s usually me that notices it and cleans it!

[mmorton]

The thumbnail got me! Love it ❤️❤️. Really enjoy your videos. I haven’t watch too many yet but working on it!

[mariawhiddon]

We have switched from soap to liquid soap in the shower. Has made a HUGE difference. No more soap scum! Thanks for your videos, I’ve learned so much.

[herminapearce]

We were getting gross mould in our bathroom drain and I couldn't get rid of it even with environmentally friendly drain cleaners. And then one day I decided to try toilet cleaner (an environmentally friendly and cheap one), and let that soak down there, and it worked so well! Now I'm using a little bit on a regular basis and it's keeping the drain nice and clean!

[darniataylor]

Love the thumbnail pic as well as th all of your tips! All of our personal use towels are "1 & done, " we have decorative towels that get changed weekly and we use papertowels to dry our hands.

[zuzu]

I’ve geen so inspired and motivated by ALL your cleaning videos through the years. Just so excellent! I have one recommendation- pin hair up when cleaning. I kept thinking as you were wiping around the toilet- your beautiful hair might be swishing along the surfaces as well. . . Just a thought. 😊