Bathroom is probably the most difficult place to maintain in the house as it needs regular cleaning, without which it will begin to stink and get dirty very quickly. Follow the below mentioned bathroom cleaning tips to keep your bathroom gleaming and spotless.

1. Mirrors/Windows: The best way to clean windows and mirrors is to spray a liquid made of vinegar and rubbing alcohol onto the surface to be cleaned and then wipe it thoroughly with a paper towel.

2. Shower Doors & Stalls: Hard water can result in ugly looking spots appearing on the glass doors and shower walls. The easiest way is to clean the surface after every bath and rub the doors and walls with car polish frequently to form a protective coating.

To clean the shower, spray it with a citrus based cleaner and leave it for approximately half-hour before washing it with fresh water.

To clean bathroom floor stained with soap froth buildup, pour plenty of citrus based cleaner and wipe with a hard brush or a dishrag. Using white vinegar is also an option but you will have to be patient as it may take some time for the stains to get dissolved.

3. Toilet: Toilets can get dirty extremely quickly and everyone knows why. To take out the horrible looking rings around the toilet, simply pour a couple of cups of white vinegar onto the toilet and wash it after a while.

To eliminate the rings in the toilet bowl, first of all cut off the toilet’s water supply and flush out any water that may already be in. Soak a few paper towels in vinegar and place them on the affected areas. Leave the towels for a few hours and wash it with fresh water for a sparkling clean toilet.

4. Wash Basin: The wash basin may become clogged often as a result of fallen hair and other dirt particles getting stuck inside the drain pipe. The easiest way to remove any blockage is to pour a cup each of vinegar and baking soda down the drain, followed by a bowl of warm water half-an-hour later. Doing this often will ensure that your basin never gets choked.

5. Faucet: The ugly looking rings that develop around the faucets can be removed using a towel soaked in white vinegar. Place the towel around the faucet and wait for half-hour to allow the vinegar to disband the deposits. Scrub the surface with a soft-bristled brush and clean with fresh water.

Following the above tips carefully will ensure that your bathroom stays like new forever.