Having the right cleaner for toilet and grout cleaning can save you a lot of time. Having worked as a commercial janitor for a few years has taught me many tricks that I hope will prove useful in your efforts to clean your toilets, tile, and grout.
Which Cleaning Tools You Should Use
The grout cleaners I recommend top toilet bowl cleaners which are Soft Scrub, Tilex, and oxygenated bleach. If your gout isn’t very dirty, a milder grout cleaner like Tilex would be the but one to use. If your grout is severely discolored, you should start with the Soft scrub or diluted bleach.
For best results, apply the cleaner to the surface of the tile and grout. Then wait for a few minutes for the cleaner to work its way into the porous surface of the grout. After that, scrub the tile and grout with a hard bristled brush in a direction even with the grout. After the grout is clean and restored back to its original color, rinse with water (or a damp rag) and dry with a towel.
When grout cleaning is done on a regular basis, it can help tile and grout look their best and last longer. When you are experiencing problems with mold and mildew, which love to grow in dark and damp areas of your bathroom, try to set up the ventilation fan in your bathroom or else increase the lighting.
You can expand the ventilation by living the fan on or opening a window. You can improve the brightness by increasing the wattage of your bathroom lights, or by keeping the curtains open. Both of this things, combined with regular monthly cleaning will help to keep your bathroom free of mold and mildew.
Cleaning and Restoring
One of the most important steps in cleaning and restoring your toilet bowl is by using an efficient toilet cleaner. There are many available toilet bowl cleaners on the market so how do you know which one is the best?
If you like chemical cleaners, some I recommend are scrubbing bubbles, Lysol bathroom cleaner, Clorox toilet cleaner. A great toilet cleaner will come in a bottle with a curved neck. This will allow you to get to the rim of the toilet and keep stains and hard water from building up under the there.
You should also use a scrub brush, and for really bad hard water stains, you should use a pumas stone. This will get off hard wart stains without scratching the porcelain.
What do I do if I have Stubborn Toilet Bowl Stains?
Another way to deal with toilet bowl stains below the water line is to add about 1 cup of bleach or ½ cup of CLR cleaner to the toilet. Let is sit there for an hour and then scrub it with a hard bristled toilet brush. Eventually, all hard water toilet bowl stains should come out.
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