Complete list of bathroom cleaning supplies

 Let's be honest. The bathroom is a battle zone. This is a room in your home that you will clean with your eyes closed if you can. Instead, we are made with rubber gloves that extend to our elbows and are a weapon of disinfectant chemicals to fight a huge army of germs. It's a battle you don't want to go without preparation!

Washroom Supplies List

Toilet Brushes - Toilet brushes play an important role in controlling the spread of germs and keeping your toilet bowl clean. It's a good idea to clean the brush every once in a while! Use a disinfectant, rinse it before putting it back in the container and let it dry.

Toilet Bowl Cleaner - Squeeze and rub it around the inside edge of your toilet bowl! If your toilet still stinks after you clean it, consider using a toilet bowl deodorizer - an ingredient that turns water blue!

Rubber gloves - no need to explain. The bathrooms are useless. Wear gloves.

Grout Brushes - You shouldn't rub your grout every time you clean your bathroom, but getting down on your hands and knees at least twice a year is probably a good idea.

Grout and Tile Cleaner - Grout is really good at catching every dirt and debris that falls. Use heavy-duty tiles and grout cleaners to protect yourself from some severe elbow grease.

Vacuum or mop - If you clean regularly, you may be able to vacuum the tile floor to lift loose hair and toenail clippings. Just make sure you mop the floor properly once a month.

All-Purpose Cleaner - Use your favorite all-purpose cleaner to spray on hard surfaces such as sinks, countertops and toilets. That way, your bathroom will be clean and disinfected.

Glass Cleaner - It is difficult to keep the glass clean when people are constantly wiping the steam and sprinkling water from the sink. For streak-free results, use only a small amount of glass cleaner and wipe with a newspaper.

Tub and Tile Cleaner - This material is designed to cut down on soap waste and mildew. We also recommend using a small squeegee to prevent water marks and soap contamination from developing in the first place after your morning bath.

Scrub Brush - Have another scrub brush around for shower and tub cleaning. A brush removes soap scum, lime scales and hard water stains more effectively than a rag or paper towel.

Disinfectant Spray or Wipes - Get in the habit of using disinfectant sprays or wipes to kill germs in clear areas, such as door knobs, flusher handles and sink handles.

Fresh Candles - Your favorite candle or potpourri can keep the scent fresh while cleaning and using the bathroom. Reed diffusers also work.

Pro Tip: Throw your shower curtain liner in your washing machine with a bath towel!

The best way to maintain a clean bathroom is to follow a regular bathroom cleaning routine as shown at the Molly Made Cleaning Institute. And if you want to spend your time away from the bathroom and away from the cleaning supplies