subject: Bathroom Cleaning Before Moving Out [print this page] People living on rent are not very keen on cleaning, especially when they have to clean their bathrooms. Not cleaning this room is very bad, though, as dirt builds up very fast in it, and when the end of your tenancy comes, the bathroom cleaning will seem like a nightmare to you.
Most renters don't know any easy ways to clean their bathrooms and very often choose to use store detergents for the purpose. They rub and scrub for hours, breathing in the toxic fumes of the cleaners, and in the end they feel pretty exhausted and dizzy. This is not the best way to clean your bathrooms, folks.
Here are a few tips from a tenancy cleaning London expert on how to make the bathroom in your rented property spotless again:
To clean the tiles in your bathroom, mix two cups warm water, one teaspoon tea tree or eucalyptus essential oil, and quarter cup liquid castile soap. Wet the tiles and apply the cleaner. Let it stay for fifteen minutes and rub the tiles with a brush. When you remove the grime, water marks and soap scum, rinse the tiles with hot water, using the telephone shower, and wipe with a clean cloth. This cleaning solution can be also used to clean the wash-basin and bathtub.
To clean the mirror, post tenancy cleaning London experts recommend that you use a mixture of one cup white vinegar and one cup rubbing alcohol. This mixture is probably the best natural glass cleaner and will make your bathroom mirror shiny again.
The most unpleasant part of the bathroom cleaning is to freshen up the toilet. Most housewives use bleach for the purpose, but it is very dangerous. Instead of it, I will offer you an easier cleaning technique. Mix half cup borax with half cup white vinegar, and add one tablespoon liquid castile soap. When these ingredients mix well, add three drops sandalwood essential oil, and one teaspoon vanilla essence. Apply this solution to your toilet and let it stay for an hour. Rub with the toilet brush and flush the water. It won't be a bad idea to spray the toilet bowl with hot white vinegar to disinfect it.
