What do professional cleaners use to clean bathrooms?

All-purpose cleaners and white vinegar are excellent for cleaning almost any surface in the bathroom, but if you want to save yourself from the stretching and reaching involved in cleaning a tub and shower, then consider using a product like Scrubbing Bubbles, as the cleaners at Molly Maid do.

Which room should I clean first?

Clean the Most Difficult Room First You not only have to wash the shower and tub, but there’s also the toilet, the sink and all those little fixtures that need to be scrubbed and polished. Because cleaning the bathroom is so time and labor intensive, it’s a good idea to make it the first room you clean.

Is it better to dust first or vacuum first?

The answer is that you should always dust first and vacuum later. These dust particles will then settle on your floors, sofa, bed, or other surfaces. If you vacuum first and dust later, you’ll find that you miss a lot of the dust in your home. When you dust the particles will settle on your freshly-vacuumed carpet.

Is it better to dust with a wet or dry cloth?

“A damp cloth gets the dust off.” How often should you dust? Whenever you feel like it or the furniture seems to need it, the experts say. Use a soft cloth, cheesecloth or even an old T-shirt, Rios says.

What is the best way to remove dust from your home?

A good vacuum cleaner is the best weapon in a home’s dust-busting arsenal. A thorough vacuuming once a week, or even once a day, will go a long way towards eliminating dust. Many new bagless styles come with built-in HEPA filters, which trap even smaller particles of dirt and help freshen the air.

What cloth is best for dusting?

Microfiber Cloths

What is the best thing to use to dust?

Though all of our experts agree that you’ll pick up a good amount of dust with a dry microfiber cloth, several of them suggest dampening your microfiber cloths with water or spraying them with an all-purpose cleaner before use, to help them grip and remove dust better.