Bath Shower Home Design

Philosophia/Aflo/Score by Aflo/Getty Images / Today How to Clean Your Bathtub Shower You may keep your bathtub and shower clean with a weekly once-over (or maybe even daily with a squeegee), but over time, hard water deposits , soap scum, mold, mildew and more build up. There’s nothing pretty about the science project growing in your bathroom, but you can cut through the grime with these five easy steps. We promise they’ll make your bathtub shower shine brighter than Mr. Clean’s head. Step 1: Prep & Spray Remove the shampoo, conditioner, body wash or soap, razors and other toiletries from the area. Then, spray the surface area of the unit with an all- purpose bathroom cleaner , concentrating the solution in extra dirty and tough-to-clean spots like the soap holder, bathtub corners , tile grout and the tub ring. Let the cleaner sit for 5 to 10 minutes. Step 2: Scrub the Dirt Away Scrub the shower stall with a soft-bristled brush, starting at the top of the leftmost wall and worki...

Glass cooktops are very popular. When you first get them, they look sleek, shiny and very nice. But over time, they can lose their shine and get a buildup of burned food on them that is hard to clean off. Here are some super tips and tricks to help you get that sleek shine again. The smooth, sleek look can be ruined if you use harsh, abrasive cleaners, so don't chance it. Make sure you cooktop is turned off and cool. Lay paper towels over the surface, and then wet them with warm water and dishwashing soap. Leave them to sit for an hour or so to loosen up things. Then remove the paper towels and wipe off what you can. There are some cleaners made just for glass cooktops available at your grocery store or hardware store, and most work pretty well, but not that much better than warm water and soap. You'll need to get a razor- type paint scraper and use it, carefully, to remove the cooked-on residue. Wipe it off periodically with a plastic s...