How to Clean Bathroom Faucets and Fixtures

• Mix equal parts of white vinegar and water in a bowl to prepare a cleaning solution. To make sure the mix is more effective, you may use white vinegar without diluting it.
• Use a microfiber cloth and soak it completely in the prepared cleaning solution.
• Wring it out so that it's damp and wipe down the base, handle and spout.
• You can also choose to wrap the soaked cloth around the bathroom faucet head to clean it. Leave it for an hour. Remove the cloth and clean it with water.
• Use a toothbrush to reach crevices and corners where dirt tends to accumulate.

Bathroom Sink

• Start with a dry cloth to wipe down any loose dirt and debris. This initial step helps remove any surface dust or hair that usually settles on the sink.
• You can use a general cleaning spray or soap and water. Both of these will help remove light soiling and grime.
• To clean stubborn grime on your bathroom faucet sink, sprinkle baking soda all over the sink. Baking soda is a mild abrasive that can help tackle tough stains or built-up residue. Apply dish soap and use a soft sponge to scrub gently. The combination of baking soda and dish soap creates a gentle scrubbing paste that can cut through grime without scratching the surface 
• Vinegar too is a good disinfectant. Add a cup of vinegar in a spray bottle and spray it all over the sink’s surface. Vinegar is a natural disinfectant and can help eliminate germs, bacteria, and odor. Allow it sit to for 10 minutes and rinse.

• For the shower head, fill a ziploc bag or plastic bag with white vinegar. White vinegar is an effective natural cleaning agent that can help dissolve mineral buildup and remove grime from the shower head.
• Submerge the shower head into this solution and use rubber bands to hold the bag in place. Allow the shower head to be fully immersed in the cleaning solution.
• Allow it to rest for a couple hours or even overnight for stubborn build-up. The longer the shower head soaks, the more effective it will be at breaking down stubborn mineral deposits and soap scum.
• After soaking, wash the shower head with water and use a toothbrush to gently scrub away any remaining residue. The toothbrush can help dislodge any remaining buildup in the nozzles or hard-to-reach areas.
• To clean the bathroom shower faucets, follow the same instructions. Use a water and vinegar solution. Similar to the shower head, a vinegar solution can be used to clean the faucets by soaking or wiping them down.
  

• Apply toilet cleaner inside the bowl and especially under the rim. Most toilet bowl cleaners are formulated to cling to the sides of the bowl and reach often-neglected areas under the rim.
• Make sure to liberally apply the cleaner, paying close attention to these problem areas where stubborn stains and mineral buildup can accumulate.
• Let it sit as per the instructions on the label.
• For tough stains or mineral buildup, allow the toilet cleaner to sit for an extended period before scrubbing.
• Use a toilet brush and scrub thoroughly. This helps in dislodging any stuck-on gunk. Scrub the entire bowl, including under the rim, to ensure a thorough cleaning.
• Flush to rinse the bowl.
• For the external parts, use a solution of vinegar and water. A simple vinegar and water solution can clean and disinfect the toilet's exterior surfaces, such as the tank, seat, and base.

• Mix baking soda, liquid dish soap and warm water to form a paste. The baking soda acts as a gentle abrasive, the dish soap helps cut through grease and grime and the warm water helps activate and blend the ingredients into a spreadable paste.
• This paste is suitable for the inner and outer parts of the tub.
• Apply the paste over the surface of the bathtub and scrub with a sponge or a non-abrasive brush.
• Work in sections, spreading the paste liberally and using a sponge or soft-bristled brush to gently scrub the tub's surface.
• For tougher stains, let the mixture sit for a while before scrubbing. If you encounter stubborn stains or heavily soiled areas, allow the paste to sit for 10-15 minutes before scrubbing.
• Rinse the bathtub with clean water thoroughly.
• Once you've finished scrubbing, use a handheld shower head or a cup to rinse away all the residual paste and loosened debris from the tub's surface. Ensure no streaks or residue remain.