Let's be honest. You spend a great deal of time in your bathroom everyday from brushing your teeth to sitting on the pooper. It doesn't matter if you're taking a shower or getting something from the medicine cabinet, your bathroom is a major part of your day. Here are five...
Life gets busy and hectic so you may not have one day each week to dedicate to cleaning your bathroom. Although you need to clean your bathroom, you can break up each responsibility over the course of seven days. Here's our suggested schedule: Sunday: Clean your bathtub/shower. This shouldn't take...
Sadly, your bathroom floor can be a place for bacteria and other yucky stuff to call home. Cleaning your bathroom floor is easier than you think. Here's how to get the job done: 1. Sweep the bathroom: Keep a small broom in your bathroom closet. Sweep the dirt and dust...
If you're hosting people who will be staying overnight this holiday season, this IllumiBowl bathroom tips blog post is for you. Here are four things to keep in mind for your guests: Keep extra amenities: Traveling can be stressful when you're not prepared. There will be times when your guests aren't...
Borax can be used for more than just making homemade slime and goop! Bathroom tips and hacks will make your life way easier. Here are six ways you can use Borax to make bathroom cleaning and maintenance quick and simple: Clean combs and brushes Get your combs and brushes clean...
Lemon is popular, powerful citrus with a wonderful scent and excellent cleaning properties. Its cleaning properties will help you accomplish your bathroom cleaning goals while ensuring that you limit the number of potentially harmful chemicals in your home. Here are three ways you can use lemon to help you clean your...
The Super Bowl is just around the corner and chances are that you're having family and friends over for the big game. Thanks to the nachos and other intestines-stimulating food present, your bathroom will probably be just as busy as the beer lines during half-time. If there are any three...
