How to Spring Clean Your Bathroom

Learn how to spring clean your bathroom with these quick tips!

Spring Clean Your Bathroom

Ready to spring clean your bathroom? The bathroom can take a little more time but the results of a sparkling bathroom are worth it!

Grab the Spring Cleaning Guide. It has tips and printable checklists for each room.

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Gather your supplies

Spring Cleaning Guide Checklists
Duster
Vacuum
Mop and Floor Cleaner
Blind Cleaner
Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
All Purpose Spray (use your favorite your make your own)
Dish soap (This can be used to wipe down the walls if needed. Add a few drops of dish soap into a bucket of water)
Toothbrush
Baking Soda
Shower/Tub Cleaner
Toilet Cleaner and Brush

Gather items to wash

You will want to wash rugs, bath mats, shower curtains, and towels.

Walls/Backsplash

Wipe down walls with a microfiber cloth using warm water and a little dish soap.

Cabinets

Wipe down cabinets/drawer fronts with your microfiber cloth and a 50/50 water and vinegar spray.

Countertops

Remove everything from the space. Wipe down countertops with an all-purpose spray and a microfiber cloth. If you have granite countertops, do NOT use vinegar.

The Toilet

Using a toilet bowl cleaner and scrub brush, scrub the inside toilet bowl being sure to clean completely around the underside of the rim. Allow the cleaner to sit while you clean the outside of the toilet. Since we are deep cleaning, you will want to get into all of the little spaces. You can use a steamer or a toothbrush with either a water/vinegar mixture or a water/bleach mixture.

Boy Moms- (I see you and know the struggle), make a paste of baking soda and water. Spread it around the bottom of the toilet seat and any other spaces where you know things get sprayed. Let it dry and then spray it with the vinegar mixture and wipe it down. Wipe down the toilet and toilet seat with a microfiber cloth and the vinegar/water mix.

The Shower and Tub

Clean the shower and bathtub with your favorite cleaner. I love Method’s Foaming Tub Cleaner. Use a scrub brush to clean tough areas.

Light Fixtures and Switches

Dust all light fixtures and wipe down light switches with an all-purpose spray.

Windows and Window Treatments

Take down and wash any curtains. I like to use a blind cleaner to clean the blinds.

Clean your windows using a microfiber cloth and polishing cloth. You can use your favorite window cleaner or make your own. If you have windows that can flip open to clean the outside part, do that too.

Open up the window to clean the window tracks. You can use a toothbrush and cloth for this.