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Tips to a sparkling bathroom
![]() Spring cleaningWhen spring cleaning this year, pay extra attention to the bathrooms. A bathroom should resemble that of a luxury hotel — sparkling clean, sophisticated and a place that puts your mind at ease. Though cleaning a bathroom is no fun (raise your hand if it's your least-favorite chore), a clean bathroom is divine. This year, we're going to show you how to quickly clean your bathroom and make it look like a swanky hotel restroom. To have a bathroom you don't mind being in, you don't have to spend thousands of dollars remodeling it. All you need to know is the correct way to clean it and how to make it relaxing and cozy. Clear out the cupboardsBefore busting out the bleach and scrub brush, take everything out of the cupboards and get organized. Throw away any unused or expired lotions, sprays, deodorants, nail polishes, hair accessories, makeup and any other random bathroom finds. If you haven't used it in the past year, chances are you never will. Throw it out! When placing everything back in the cupboard, organize by product and then again by products most used. For example, group lotions together, and then place favorite lotions at the front. Remember, clearing out the cupboards once per year helps you keep inventory of what you already have and what you may need. Get to cleaningTip: If possible, use environmentally friendly cleaners, since the fumes aren't as strong. If irritation does occur, open the windows and take breaks whenever needed.
Once the cupboards have been cleaned, organized and updated, it's time to start deep cleaning the bathroom. Start with the tub and work your way around. Use a toothbrush to clean the grout in your shower, around your sink and on tile floors. Clean the mirror and glass shower (if you have one) next, followed by the countertops and toilet. The toilet should be the last thing you clean — other than the floors — since you'll have to toss or clean any sponges used in the toilet. Sweep and mop the floors, including baseboards, and let everything dry. Once dry, dust any artwork or photographs in the restroom, and you're done!
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