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For some reason bathrooms are the dreaded chores in all of my cleaning schedules. There is something just gross about having to clean up THOSE kind of messes, especially the bathroom floor. Ick! So what I do is typically somewhat ignore the floor in my daily cleaning schedule (unless I see an obvious mess). But once a month when I am doing the deep clean on bathrooms, I literally get down on my hands and knees and go to town. (Maybe that’s why I hate bathrooms so much).
How to Clean a Bathroom Floor
Step 1: Take everything off the floor, including mats, plunger, toilet brush, etc.
Step 2: Sweep, vacuum, or use a swiffer duster to remove any loose surface dirt
Step 3: Fill sink with hot water and pour in a little but of bleach
Step 4: Using the bleach water and a sponge mop, scrub the entire floor area
Step 5: Grab a cleaning rag or old cloth diaper and dip it in the bleach water
Step 6: Wipe down all baseboards with bleach rag
Step 7: Use the bleach rag to scrub the dreaded area behind the toilet that you can’t reach with the mop
Step 8: Empty the sink, throw the rag in the laundry, and put away the mop. VOILA, you’re done!
All of this sounds like a lot of work, but it typically doesn’t take more than about 15 minutes if you can just force yourself to do it. If you really want that clean bathroom look and feel, you definitely need to do this deep clean on the floors at least once a month.






