Q&A for How to Clean a Bathroom

First, choose the product you want to use. Cleaning aisles sell a plethora of shower cleaning and sanitizing products. However, you can also use a vinegar and water solution. After choosing your product, spray down the entire shower/bath area and let the product sit for about 20 minutes. Then, use a sponge to scrub the area. Fill a bowl with hot water and dip the sponge in and rinse it out to work efficiently. Use an old toothbrush or a grout brush if your shower area has built up grime in the tile or shower tracks, etc.

To clean delicate light switches, you can use a soft microfiber cloth dipped in a mild dish soap and water solution. Gently wipe down the switch plate and the switch.

Best to tell your husband to stop urinating on the walls. Other than that, just use any product marketed as a tile cleaner and that should help. Spray it on and wipe it off with a sponge of paper towels.

It's best to use separate brushes to clean other things. Keep one brush just for the toilet and nothing else.

Use paper towels, or a rag to mop up the floor by hand.

Just use a toilet cleaning brush but make sure to rinse it with hot water every time you clean.

Dampen the spot, sprinkle some baking soda on it, use a damp rag and scrub in a circular motion.

It is not highly recommended because it can blast out the grout. If you do wish to use a steamer still, you might want to consult a professional and read all of the directions for the steam cleaner.

Not as hard as it may seem. Just get a ladder or step-stool and paper towels with cleaning supplies, and there you are. You may want to wear glasses to keep cleaning products from going into your eyes.

Use a bucket filled with water to rinse.

If you do not want to clean the toilet using bleach, you can always go to stores like Walmart and buy special bleach-free toilet cleaner. These products usually come in a bottle with an oddly shaped "neck" at the top. Then, all you need to do is squeeze the product onto the entire surface of the bowl, let sit, and then scrub with a toilet brush. Flush the toilet after doing this.

Use a mildew remover. You can spray the stain and let it sit until the stain is gone.

Use warm water with soap and vinegar. Make sure you use a rag that matches the color of the wall, and use a blowdryer to dry or you will leave water stains. Try to wipe in the same direction throughout the process, i.e. right to left or up to down.

Lemon juice is a great substitution for vinegar.

Rinse your toothbrush before you put in back in the holder and keep a cotton pad in the bottom of the holder (but change it regularly).

Splash or spray a light spritz of water or cleaning supplement and wipe it down. You can use a spray bottle or just splash the water with your hands.

You could try using scrubbing powder and bleach. Mix scrubbing powder and bleach to form a paste. Wet the shower floor. Stick paste to floor scrub and use warm to hot water to rinse.

Put bleach on the water stains, wait a minute, wipe it off and then it will be clean.

Cold, because hot water causes steam which will mess up the cleaning you've done, especially on the mirror.

Often a solution of baking soda and vinegar works for this. Just pour it and let it fizz for a few minutes, then scrub it. If they're stains from mineral buildup, try a product like CLR.

No, the toilet can be tainted with dirt and unsanitary germs, making the toilet water unsanitary and not suitable for cleaning.

If you're talking about the dirty rags you used to clean the bathroom, it's best to wash them in the washing machine (with nothing else in the load). And yes, you can add bleach if you want.