Embarking on a deep clean of your bathroom might seem like a daunting task. Whether it’s scrubbing the toilet or getting the mirrors to shine, it can indeed feel like a hefty burden. Nevertheless, with these five tips from Malaysian cleaning professionals, you’ll achieve a gleaming and pristine bathroom in no time!
Use Baking Soda to Get Rid of Mold Stains
Baking soda is a great way to get rid of mold stains in your bathroom. It absorbs the moisture that causes the growth and leaves behind no residue when you clean it up!
Just apply baking soda to the mold stains and let it sit for a while, then use an old toothbrush or scrub brush to rub onto the stain. After that, just wipe it up with water!
You can also sprinkle some baking soda down your shower drain every night before bedtime to prevent build-up over time. This will keep hair from clogging the drains as well!
Use Dish Brush in Scrubbing Mildew
Scrubbing mildew can be a tough job, but you don’t need harsh chemicals to get rid of it. Instead, just take an old dish brush and scrub away!
Mildew loves moist surfaces like the shower floor or around your bathtub faucet. So give these areas some extra attention with the dish brush to remove that pesky mildew for good!
Clean Your Shower With Vinegar
Vinegar is a great cleaning product that you can use to remove soap scum and germs without harsh chemicals.
Just mix equal parts vinegar with water in a spray bottle, then spray the solution on your shower walls.
Scrub it down with an old toothbrush or sponge, rinse it off, and you’re good to go!
Clean Your Shower Head With Dryer Sheets
If your shower head has gotten any hard water build-up over time (which happens easily if you live somewhere like Malaysia), just grab some dryer sheets for this easy trick!
Dryer sheets are excellent at removing limescale from metal surfaces around your home because of their ability to cut through grease.
So just run them through your shower head a few times and rinse with water.
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Deodorize Drain by Using Vinegar and Baking Soda
If your drain is smelling bad or clogged, one easy trick to try out is using baking soda and vinegar together.
Just pour equal parts of each down the drain, then add a little hot water on top to help it fizz. Let it sit for about ten minutes before you run more water down the sink!
It may take a bit of scrubbing with an old toothbrush, too, depending on what’s causing the smell/clog in there.
But doing this once a week can keep smells from building up inside your drains over time.
Use Dryer Sheets to Shine Your Faucets
If you want your faucets to look shiny, just grab a dryer sheet and rub it on!
You can use any kind of dryer sheet for this. Just dampen the area that needs shining first with some water, so there’s enough moisture in there to cut through dust or dirt buildup.
Then simply wipe down the surface until any residue is removed–the shine will be restored instantly!
Clean Your Bathroom Window With a Squeegee
A bathroom window is a perfect place for mold and mildew to grow, so you want to be sure that it’s clean!
This process can get easier if you use the right tools.
Just take a squeegee with some cleaning solution on it and wipe down your window from top to bottom. Then rinse off when finished with water!
Sweep Your Bathtub Clean
Bathtubs can get a lot of buildup over time from rust and soap scum, so it’s important to clean them often.
But you don’t have to scrub for hours on end with harsh chemicals! Just use a clean broom instead–the bristles will easily pick up any dirt that has built up around the edges.
Conclusion
The tips we’ve provided in this post should be able to help you get your bathroom clean and sparkling without breaking a sweat. Of course, if you still have questions about how to use any of these tricks, feel free to reach out!
Aston runs our Petaling Jaya branch — his crews handle house, office and deep-cleaning jobs across the Klang Valley every day. The methods in this guide are the ones his team uses on real homes.
Rocky leads Ultra Cleaning's 800+ trained specialists and signs off every guide against the methods our crews use on real jobs — the standard behind our Malaysia Book of Records year.
