This month’s issue of Real Simple Magazine featured a story called “How to Spot Clean Your Bathroom in 5 Minutes with Clorox Wipes.” I read it and I thought why bother spot cleaning when I fully clean my bathroom in about 10 minutes. Here is what I do…
Ingredients
Vacuum with a nozzle attachment
4 rags
Windex
Clorox Bathroom Cleaner
Mr. Clean Magic Eraser
Clorox Toilet Wand
Swiffer sweeper with wet pads
Directions
Shower
- Take bath mats outside to shake out or place in dryer to fluff [bath mats should be washed a few times per month]
- Put all dirty towels in the dirty laundry bin or directly in the washing machine[bath towels, hand towels, etc]
- Take all shower products out of shower and put on the sink counter-top. With a rag and clorox bathroom cleaner clean the tile surround of the tub and shower. For tough mildew areas I use my magic eraser.
- If you have a shower door (I do), spray with Clorox Bathroom Cleaner and scrub mildew areas with Mr. Clean Magic Eraser. If you have a shower curtain, the curtain and the liner should be removed at least once per month to be washed.
- Put shower products back in shower
Sink Area
- With a new rag, clean the counter-tops. Move everything to one side, wipe with rag + Clorox Bathroom Cleaner, then move everything to the other side and repeat.
- Spray the sink with Clorox Bathroom Cleaner and scrub, make sure to get the water faucet and handles.
- With a new rag, spray and clean the mirrors
Toilet
- With a new rag, use the Clorox Bathroom Cleaner on the toilet (including handle, lid, behind toilet, etc)
- Use toilet bowl cleaner and brush. I prefer the Clorox toilet wand (or similar product) since it can be stored our of sight under the sink and there is no dirty brush laying around.
Floors & Walls
- Use vacuum with small nozzle adapter to pick up any hair on your floor; I think a vacuum is the only way to get your tile clean.
- Wash the floor; I mop mine every other time I clean my bathroom. When I don’t mop, I use the Swiffer with the wet pads that are Febreeze scented. They do a great job and make the bathroom smell fresh and clean.
- I also recommend using the Swiffer wet pads for cleaning tile on walls (or any wall surface). This works especially well to clean the ceilings and walls that may acquire mildew from a moist bathroom.
Wrap Up
- Empty garbage and put out fresh towels
- Put bath mats back on the floor












13 comments :
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i tried the 5-minute clean. first of all, it took me more like 15 minutes and second of all, it doesn't so the shower at all! I like yours a lot better.
Wow. Impressive. Thanks for sharing with Made it Monday! Jules
what a great article. Thanks for sharing!
Nelly glad you liked it, I just read your post about organizing, the good part about online organizing tips is that they don't add clutter.
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Bonnie
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O.K. girl I am all about easy peasy and I could have wrote this post! All those products are on my blog post too! LOL…that is exactly how I clean up my bathroom! Have a great weekend…..
Summer :0)
I love this! Thanks for sharing!!
Happy Friday!
Summer, I am glad you liked the post! I was struggling when I was writing it so I actually cleaned my bathroom and told me husband exactly what I was doing so he could write down notes. He thought it was so silly at the time but now he appreciates a detailed list of what he needs to do when it is his turn to clean. Haha!
Great tips!
Cxx
Great tips- No way you do that in 10 minutes! But maybe. I clean most of my bathroom while my kids tkae their bath (counters, mirrors, toilet, wipe down floors) and then wash the tub/shower at a later time. Visiting from Kelly's!
Man, it takes me 10 minutes just to clean the tub. Great tips. I'll give it a try.
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