How to Clean a Bathroom For Unexpected Guests
October 17, 2009 | In: Cleaning
Speedy Cleaning of a Bathroom
Have you had that experience when you are not very well prepared to receive visitors? So you’ve managed to do a bit of rush cleaning in the living room, but then the guest asks if he or she can use the bathroom. Then you remember its messy state. What do you do?
Don’t panic. Do a sweeping glance around the room and take a quick note of which to fix. Clear the floor of everything – towels, clothes shoes, or whatever. Put them all into the clothes hamper.
Next, close the curtain or slide the door shut of your shower. Guests won’t peek into the shower stall if it’s closed (most guests anyway).
Get a used towel and quickly wipe the counter and sink clean. If there are stuff there that aren’t supposed to be there, simply put them in a cabinet somewhere or under the sink.
Get a dry paper towel or tissue and quickly swipe the mirror clean. Put out a new roll of toilet paper so guests won’t have to look for new ones, opening cabinets in the process and we wouldn’t want that to happen, do we?
Always keep a scented candle in your guest bathroom. Light it just before you leave after the cleaning. It will fill the room with a wonderful scent.
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