Beginning with the Doors and Windows

• Allow fresh air to enter by opening the windows. If your windows contain panes, use a moist cloth or a water spray to remove any dirt and grime.
• Scrub the sliding grooves of your bathroom's sliding windows with a toothbrush to remove the dirt and dust that has gathered there.
• If your windows have glass flaps, carefully remove the flaps. They should be washed under running water and wiped with a soft cloth.
• After that, simply wash the window with water. Wipe off the glass with a disinfectant spray to destroy the germs.

Wiping the Mirror and Shelves

• Spray your mirrors with water or a soap-water solution.
• To avoid leaving a trail of lint or streaks on them, wipe them down with a microfiber cloth.
• Dust the shelves and cabinets to remove any dust that has accumulated. After that, you can spray them with water or wipe them down with a moist towel.
• To get rid of germs, you can make a disinfectant spray by mixing Dettol Antiseptic Disinfectant liquid with water.

Cleaning the Toilets

Cleaning the toilet is likely the most important but also the most straightforward aspect of deep cleaning your bathroom. Both the western and Indian toilets follow the same procedure.

• If the toilet is too dirty, use a Harpic toilet cleaner. You can find it in the home cleaning items in co.in website. Apply the cleaner to all of the bowl's surfaces. Make sure to apply it to all of the hard-to-reach places.
• Allow it to rest for a while. After that, brush with the toilet brush before flushing or pouring water.
• To kill any germs or bacteria, clean the bowl with a disinfectant agent. Remember to flush after closing the lid. Make sure to clean the toilet brush too.

Germ Free Floor and the Baseboards

If the floor is extremely dirty, use a floor cleaner or a mild bleach solution to clean the floors and baseboards. This can be accomplished with a brush.The next step is to disinfect the area. To get rid of germs and bacteria on the floor, use a disinfectant liquid .

Don’t forget the Sink

Your bathroom sink is perhaps the dirtiest spot in your bathroom. You'll be washing and cleaning the clothes and brushes in the sink after cleaning some of the other locations, so save it for last.

When cleaning the sink, give special attention to the sinkhole, the faucet, the countertop, the soap holder, as well as the corners and crevices. Using a soap and water mixture, clean the sink. To clean the hard-to-reach spots, use a toothbrush. Apply a disinfectant liquid at the end of the cleaning process.

Cleaning gets your Hands Dirty too

Cleaning the toilet is likely the most important but also the most straightforward aspect of deep cleaning your bathroom. Both the Western and Indian toilets follow the same procedure.

Because the water from cleaning the toilet may splatter on your hands and feet, it is necessary to clean them as well. After you've finished cleaning, wash your hands and feet with soap and water, antiseptic liquid, or antibacterial soap . Keep a hand sanitizer with you if you need to clean your hands in the middle of the cleaning process.