My new fave product is Wet and Forget Shower Cleaner! I spray once a week, let it sit over night and rinse the next day. My least favorite job of scrubbing the 3 showers in my house is now gone!

Mrs Meyers clean day! Lavender scent. I also love bar keepers friend for tough stuff. Happy cleaning! 😊

I switched from the standard toilet bowl cleaners to Lysol with hydrogen peroxide. Cleans comparable to bleach cleaners but has a fresher scent.

My go to cleaning option for both kitchen and the bathrooms is Ivory dish soap, water, and a designated microfiber cloth. I also have three containers of Bon Ami- one for the kitchen and each of the two bathrooms. I do not use stainless steel cleaners for my appliances. Bon Ami works for me. I do not use window cleaner sprays. For interior glass I have Kaywos cleaning cloths that clean glass and mirrors with just water. For my windows, a tiny bit or Ivory dish and my window washing tools: window mop and squeegee.

I use a Formula 409 product safe for my quartz countertops in the event I worked with raw proteins. I wash the counter with soap and water with a paper towel. Dry with a second paper towel. Then spray with the 409 and leave it to sit for 10 to 15 minutes. Then rinse and dry. For the sink and kitchen tools I use Chlorox Cleanup after working with raw proteins. Again, it has to sit to be effective.

For the bathroom the only harsh chemical I use is the Lysol toilet bowl cleaner.

I have Lysol spray for the kitchen trash can and to spray the lidded waste basket that holds the used kitty litter if odor is an issue. And surprisingly, that does not happen often.

Housekeeper and here's what's in my toolkit:

• Dawn Power wash: so many uses but lately I love it for glass shower doors. Gets all the buildup off
• Murphy's Oil Soap: floors, don't need a ton, smells wonderful
• Spray away glass cleaner: better than Windex, I'll never go back
• Mrs Meyers concentrate: I make it in spray bottles for general surface cleaning. Works well and smells great

The expectation that a bathroom or house in general that's being actively used will be spotless is a fever dream.

Sugar soap. It'll clean everything you could ever wish to clean.

Totally! I keep a bottle of Dawn and a scrubby cloth in the shower. Makes the glass door and tile shine like a clean dish!

Saw someone cleaning their glass shower door with Jif… tried it… amazing!

Absolutely best thing to use on a toilet bowl. It’s septic safe too.

I really think white vinegar is the best. I use it everywhere.

I'm a bleach gal. I know it's not the best in a lot of ways, but it works! Just make sure you have a door / window open to air it out while using and while it's drying. Oh, and rinse it off surfaces, too - I just go over it at the end with a clean cloth and the hottest water my hands can deal with.

I read this tip about eight months ago and it has changed my life. It's better than any window cleaner for glass and mirrors

This what I do I get a big bottle when it's on special and always have an empty to dilute it and use one for dishes the other everything else.

I can't remember the last time my spray and wipe bottle actually contained spray and wipe!!

Yep, Jif or Gumption. I use it to clean the vanity sink, bath, shower tiles and glass. Great for kitchen sink too.

For shower tile, I love Kaboom for soap scum. Just spray, wait a few minutes and wipe.

Rubbing alcohol and a few drops of dawn in a spray bottle for mostly everything.

I like Clorox pick up which Costco sells in the handy gallon and a half size.

I actually like scrubbing bubbles. But the trick is to leave it on wet for at least two hours. You can do this by applying it very very heavily, or some people lay plastic wrap on top of it to keep it from drying out.

My best results always happen when I can leave the cleanser overnight (while keeping it wet – saran wrap). It doesn’t matter what the cleanser is, it’s the very long soak time that does the work.

I use attitude brand tub and tile cleaner. It works well by wetting the walls first, spray the cleaner, use your favorite rag or power scrubber and rinse clean.

I’m going to sound like a spokesperson but Grove’s Tub and Tile concentrate is so good. You can get it at Target or delivered via the app.

I say to pick a natural dish soap you like and give that a try. Dish soap works wonders for my tub surround. I hope you find something you like that works for you. :)

A friend went all natural, non-chemical with her bathroom and kitchen cleaning and the mold took over like crazy. She was buying some very expensive high-end cleaners. Ultimately went back to ammonia, Commet and Clorox in order to start having a clean bathroom and kitchen again

My holy grail is dawn dish soap. It’s so effective at cleaning! I just put a couple pumps into a spray bottle and fill it with water. For the tub I spray all over, let it sit for 15min, then scrub/rinse. I’ve heard a little bit of vinegar mixed in along with the water/dawn mixture is good too but I have natural stone in the shower portion so I forego the vinegar. If you don’t have any stone in the shower/tub I’d recommend adding vinegar :)

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The non-ultra is a 6% citric acid solution, and agree it is very good for hard water on glass shower doors.  In my area it appears to have been discontinued and restocked with the reformulated ultra version. 

Someone else who enjoys cleaning the bathroom. Uh. And a towel maybe?

I used to use bleach to clean pretty much everything. Since my son was born, I hate bleachy smells because I worry they will hurt his breathing, so I got a steam mop and handheld steam cleaner and think both are brilliant.

Paper towel, lysol black, spray away glass cleaner, lysol lemon, sponge

A plunger, even if you don't think you need one you are going to need one. Don't be cheap - buy a good one, much less expensive than calling a plumber. Even more important if you only have one bathroom.

Comet and windex. I've never needed more

I love KOH I use it for everything. And my Enjo cloths.

Vinegar

Spray bottle with water and a bit of dish soap in it. It’s the only thing that would be safe on all my surfaces. Countertops are natural stone, so vinegar will ruin it.

I use Isopropyl alcohol in a spray bottle.

Zoflora as it's a disinfectant and smells great, I use it with normal bathroom cleaner spray bottle.