Strip your bathroom bare by cleaning it of all its contents, that is: cosmetics, towels, carpets and all the small objects lying on the worktop;
Take out rubbish and discarded packaging;
Throw away all your machine washable items by adding a little fabric softener to your towels, it will give them a boost of freshness;
Dust the corners with a feather duster and sweep away any debris from the floor, focusing on the hidden corners;
Attack the tub as well as the shower head, faucets and grout with a detergent to clean limescale deposits. We recommend natural ingredients such as white vinegar, baking soda or even lemon;
Scrub the toilet well, focusing on the seat and the bottom of the bowl;
Polish wall tiles that accumulate grease from soap and shower products;
Finally attack the floor, highlighting the tile joints;
Clean and deodorize the pipes;
Smells the bathroom.
How to properly clean bathroom coverings with white vinegar?
Clean the bathroom tiles
Tiling is a pleasant covering that is very popular for its practical and aesthetic side. However, when it comes into contact with water, especially in the bathroom, limescale deposits settle there to give way to an unsightly white veil . Insensitive to conventional chemicals, these traces of limescale deserve to use our famous white vinegar ! Let’s see how it works…
With its concentration of acetic acid, white vinegar proves to be the best ally for deep descaling of tiles. In fact, the limestone base dissolves in the acid of the vinegar producing a certain chemical reaction . Result: the mixture of these two components is transformed into easily rinsable salt and water.
In our case, just pour a glass of white vinegar into a spray bottle and spray it all over the upholstery. You can also pour it directly onto a sponge and rub contaminated surfaces.
Subsequently, dry the surface with a clean, dry cloth without rinsing it, as long as its odor is neutral and non-invasive.
That’s it, you’re done, the limescale deposits are no longer there and your tiles shine like never before!
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