The Beginner's Guide to Cleaning a Bathroom
Do you worry that your bathroom is getting grimy, but your cleaning skills are lacking? Tackle one section of your bathroom per day, so that at the end of the week you’ve given yourself the gift of a clean bathroom. Plus, save money when you learn how to make DIY bathroom cleaning supplies from common kitchen ingredients.
Featuring Susan Stocker , Green Cleaning Specialist
Format
Each lesson will walk you through exactly what you need to do to thoroughly clean a bathroom, one section at a time. Lessons are delivered to your inbox, so you can access them from your laptop, phone, or even print them.
Duration
5 days, 1 lesson per day.
Time
Each lesson takes 5 minutes to read.
What you will learn
- How to clean your sink (and drain) with common ingredients you already have at home
- How to get a streak-free mirror (& how vinegar can be used to clean almost any surface in a pinch)
- 3+ ways to unclog your shower drain
- Susan Stocker’s secret to a clean toilet bowl
- The most fun way to clean your floors without breaking a sweat
Why should you take this course?
- Because you’ve never gotten around to cleaning a whole bathroom before. It’s never too late to learn. With our classic step-by-step instructions, getting your bathroom tidy will be a lot easier than you think.
- To impress your guests. Even if you don’t mind living with a small mess, most of your guests will probably really appreciate a recently-cleaned bathroom. Step up to the plate and show your friends and family that you care about their comfort.
- To save money on cleaning supplies. Get the knowledge you need to never shell out money for overpriced cleaning supplies again. Plus, go green with these all-natural formulas.
Course Overview
5 Lessons
Tackling Your Bathroom Sink
Learn how to get tough stains out of your sink and faucet.
Polishing Your Mirror and Countertops
Create non-toxic DIY glass and countertop cleaner to tackle these bathroom surfaces.
Scrubbing Your Shower
Get your shower, shower curtain, and tub in spotless condition, pull the hair from your drain, and learn a great trick for preventing mold on your shower curtain.
Cleaning a Toilet (Don’t Stress! You Got This.)
Clean and sanitize the dirtiest part of your bathroom—the toilet.
Crossing Your T’s and Dotting Your I’s
Finish with style: shake out your bath mat, take out the trash, wash your towels, and clean your bathroom floor.
Meet the Expert
Susan Stocker
Professional Cleaner
Susan Stocker runs and owns Susan’s Green Cleaning, the #1 Green Cleaning Company in Seattle. She is well known in the region for outstanding customer service protocols — winning the 2017 Better Business Torch Award for Ethics & Integrity —and her energetic support of green cleaning practices.
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What are others saying?
Beaty
This course was so helpful. I truly had no idea where to start and needed some hand holding, This was perfect!
Anna
My bathroom is literally a new place. THANK YOU wikiHow.
Steve
My girlfriend thought my bathroom was pretty gross… surprised her this weekend with a clean bathroom after taking this course. She was amazed. Let’s go wikiHow!
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