The bathroom is one of the hardest rooms in the house to clean, yet it is one of the most important too. The task of cleaning this room can seem daunting at first, but you won’t need to hire professional help if you follow these easy tips. We will make it fast and easy to have your bathroom looking like new.

To clean the windows and mirrors in your bathroom, you do not need an expensive cleaning solution. In fact you don’t need to use any harsh chemicals or soaps at all. The only thing you need is a mixture of 1/3 cup white vinegar and ¼ cup rubbing alcohol in a 32 oz spray bottle. Dilute this with with water the rest of the way and use it as an alternative to windex. To make it really easy and safe to clean your windows and mirrors, use a microfiber cloth. These amazing cloths will leave your mirrors with a streak-free shine with only using water. Just get the cloth damp, and wipe surfaces all over your bathroom. Microfiber will remove 99% of all dirt, germs and build-up with only warm water as a cleaning agent.

Microfiber mopping systems are becoming more widely used in commercial and hospital settings over traditional mopping systems for a variety of economic and safety reasons.

• Microfiber mop heads are extremely absorbent, holding six or seven times its weight in water, which means it can hold enough water to get the job done, yet doesn’t drip like the traditional wet mop. Because the mop head needs less water, floors dry more quickly because they’re merely damp, not visibly wet. Floors cleaned with microfiber mopping systems typically dry in 1/3 the time of traditional mopping systems. This makes for a much safer environment, resulting in fewer slip/fall accidents.
• Instead of continually rinsing and wringing, the soiled microfiber mop heads are replaced with clean pads, which helps to eliminate cross contamination. Then all the dirty pads are washed and readied for re-use. Each mop pad can be washed and re-used hundreds of times. Traditional mop heads cannot hold up to repeated washings and need to be replaced more often.