Bathroom Cleaning

It'll make your bathroom look 10 times sleeker.

It'll be sparkling clean.

Days pass, messes get messier, and soon, something that could have been a quick, 10-minute maintenance job is now a whole deep-cleaning ordeal.

The best of The Best List.

It can also clear clogged drains!

It's so much better than the plastic version!

It keeps my shower smelling fresh regularly.

Why replace it when you can revive it?

There are tons of “green” bathroom cleaners on the market, but most of the time it’s cheaper and just as effective to make your own. Armed with a few simple non-toxic and biodegradable ingredients, you can keep your bathroom fresh and sparkling with natural bathroom cleaners. If you’ve got a little extra time today, grab this shopping list, head to the store, and make a few batches of healthy cleaners to keep your bathroom (or any room) healthy!

Hello, spa-like shower!

It’s a simple, straightforward solution to a tricky issue.

This weekend, we’re focusing on one of those seemingly minor details that actually makes a huge impact in your home. You might not be able to put a finger on it, but it means the difference between a space that feels distinctly dingy versus one that totally sparkles. All during October, we’re tackling your home’s “scariest” tasks — the dirtiest, foulest, most dreaded jobs on your to-do list.

See our top liquid, gel, and tablet cleaners.

If only I'd gotten it sooner!

This simple cleaning tool has provided my wrist so much relief.

It's a gamechanger!

How to achieve a regularly maintained space.

There’s nothing more annoying than a bathtub accumulating water from a clogged drain. (I mean, if you wanted a tub full of water, you’d probably just take a bath, right?) But before you call a plumber for help with your shower drain or a clogged sink, you can do a little DIY plumbing in your bathroom. You’ll only need a few things: a rag, a wet-dry vacuum, and maybe a screwdriver.

Is your bathroom guest-ready?

My go-to cleaner for tile and grout.

I recently saw a TikToker venting about the fact that no matter how often she cleans her pre-war New York City rental, it’s never not dusty — which I absolutely (and unfortunately) couldn’t relate to more. Don’t get me wrong, I love my Brooklyn apartment and wouldn’t trade my current living situation for the world, but my building’s old-school charm also comes with I-literally-just-cleaned-this-hours-ago-how-is-it-already-dirty kind of maintenance.

Simple habits that’ll keep your bathroom smelling nice.

#CleanTok wins again!

It’s not eucalyptus, and you likely have too much of it anyway.

It makes it look like new, too.

And what what you should be doing instead.

She gushed about how functional and fun it is to use in her shower.

It does the hard work for you!

I have a cleaner home and more money in my pocket.

Bonus: It's not just a trash can!

Who knew?!

On top of damaging materials and costing you money, excess bathroom moisture may promote the growth of mold or mildew.

And my bathroom may have met its perfect match.

Although apparently your kitchen sink is dirtier than your toilet, nothing feels like a dirtier job than cleaning the bathroom. All the more reason to clean it as thoroughly as you can. Taking a look at these often overlooked ways to tidy the bathroom could very well make your bathroom cleaner than it’s ever been. Next time “bathroom cleaning” shows up on your chore checklist, consider adding one or more of these tasks that might be missing from your routine.

How long has it been since you properly cleaned your toilet brush? Or—gasp!—the toilet brush holder? Here's how to do it.

Years of use or neglect can make for one discolored and dingy tub or sink. Here are a few tips to keep the porcelain on your antique fixture looking next-to-new.

There’s nothing quite like sitting down for a relaxing bath only to find water with floating black flecks, hair, and who-knows-what-else. Unfortunately, if you’re the owner of a jetted bathtub, this lament may seem all-too-common given that the crevices of the jets tend to collect gunk that is hard to clean by hand. But there are some simple ways to keep those jets clean using basic household ingredients. Fill the tub until the jets are covered by 2-3 inches of hot water.

They're not really deserving of a prime display on the vanity. But where your toothbrush ends up when you're done brushing does kinda matter.

It's often overlooked.

No extra elbow grease required.

The results surprised me.

Here's how to clean or fix it.

Style and function go hand-in-hand.

It even includes a hidden toilet brush!

Yes, it's a thing, Now here's how to avoid it.

Now this is how you get ahead of the curve.

It's my official do-it-all towel.

We found an easy way to keep your shower drain clean and hair free.