How to Clean Bathrooms: Cleaning Once a Week

Series Summary

The basics of the modern bathroom include a bathtub, shower, sink and toilet. The purpose and function of a bathroom are for bathing and cleansing the body, as well as disposing of human waste. Keeping this room clean and organized is one of the most helpful steps in preventing mold and health hazards. It does not take long to keep bathrooms clean when done regularly. In this free video series, a housekeeper demonstrates a number of techniques for cleaning bathrooms, specifically bathtubs, showers and sinks. After introducing wet and dry cleaning products, tips are provided for getting rid of mold, rinsing and disinfecting bathtubs and showers and cleaning hardware on all bathroom fixtures. Additionally, techniques for cleaning sinks, bathmats and shower curtains are explained.

Video Transcript

"Okay, so today I would like to share with you how to thoroughly clean a bathtub and also a shower. Now obviously let's be realistic. You don't always have time to do a thorough job of cleaning your bathtub or your shower. One thing that I would say is that if you do that on a regular basis, then the build up isn't so much so that every time you come to clean it, it's not, you don't have to put as much elbow grease into it. You don't have to use such harsh chemicals on your surfaces to get it nice and sparkly clean. So that would be my point to you is if you do it on a regular basis, and I would say once a week, then it's much easier each time. You grab your things and come up here. You can get it done in half the time as opposed to leaving it for a few weeks and then you've got a big build up to clean off. Okay?"