I put a toilet bowl cleaner in and let it sit while I do the rest.

Spray multipurpose cleaner on the sink, counter, tub, and toilet exterior. Then use a microfiber cloth to wipe down those things. I do the toilet exterior last, along with the floor next to and behind the toilet.

Then I use a clean microfiber on the mirror. If it’s really dirty, I’ll use a glass cleaner. A barely damp microfiber will do if it’s not very dirty.

Then toilet brush to scrub the inside and damp microfiber mop on the floor. Or I’ll use a third microfiber and wipe the floor by hand.

We have soft water, and we use a liquid body wash, so I’m not dealing with soap scum or hard water rings in the toilet.

My list for a weekly clean is 2-3 microfibers, multipurpose cleaner, toilet bowl cleaner, toilet brush.

Disinfecting wipes or spray if someone is sick.

Deeper cleans (done less often) require scrubbing brushes for nooks and crannies and more microfibers for walls, cabinets, etc. A steam cleaner is nice for the deep clean.

I guess you could do without the multipurpose cleaner and instead wipe everything down with a damp microfiber to clean off the grime, then go over it again with the wipes.

I use the same cleaner on sink and bathtub, just an all purpose spray. Choose one that works for you (price, scent, environmentally friendly if that is a factor for you) - honestly, as long as you clean regularly anything will work

The number one supply for bathroom cleaning is a good dissenfectant. It is for everything including mirrors... yes mirrors, inside the toilet bowl, and everywhere else. Clean with it to get up any soils and then spray again and follow instructions on dwell time to use it to is best potential to help cut down on illness this winter. Don't spray and wipe like they do in restaurants. It has to have contact time.

Also nitrile gloves. Keeps the germs off of your hands and will keep the spray off of your skin to prevent reactions.

Dish soap, water, Windex and maybe lysol wipes do the bulk of my work. 95% of cleaning is easily done with soap/water which people forget, the wipes are mostly for the toilet area if I missed.

I personally own way too many cleaning products / tools, but tbh all I consistently use for the bathroom is:

• Clorox toilet bowl cleaner with bleach
• Reusable toilet brush (I run it under super hot water in the tub after each use and get a new one every so often bc they're cheap)
• Method bathroom cleaner with disinfectant for sink / tub / shower walls
• Sponge (I use Scrub Daddy, but literally any sponge will do)
• Disinfecting wipes for counters
• Microfiber cloths for wiping down mirrors (you can also buy glass cleaner, but IMO the microfiber alone is effective)
• Vacuum / mop for floors, but that's not bathroom-specific

You can buy everything you need for a good bathroom clean for $15-$30, and most of it will last you a while. Good luck!

A good pair of gloves and scrub brush will go a long way. I’ve got a heavy duty pair of gloves at the hardware store that are thicker and longer up the elbows.

LA’s Totally Awesome cleaner is sold at dollar tree and has numerous rave reviews on the sub.

Lysol Lime & Rust (colloquially named Lysol Black Label) Toilet Bowl cleaner can take a toilet from absolutely cooked to sparkling in just a little while. Take a pail of water (about a gallon, so a bathroom trash can) and pour it quickly down the toilet; it should make the water level in the toilet almost non-existent. Then swirl the Black Label inside bowl from top down, let it sit about 15 min and then use an old school toilet brush to go to town.

For sinks and countertops, good ol’ $1 Comet with Bleach and a few rags that can be tossed will do so much.

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.

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

Comet and windex. I've never needed more

I started using an electric scrub brush from Amazon and it cut my cleaning time in half

Steam mop? They have some with a brush head attachment. I haven’t tried yet, but there are lots of good reviews. 

Edit: I have a steam mop. I just haven’t tried scrubbing my shower yet. 

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I keep one of these filled with bathroom cleaner in the bathroom, and then when I've got to leave conditioner or a hair mask or something on for a few minutes, I'll do the walls and then rinse them with the shower head. I change the sponge every few wall washes.

being honest with you i haven't scrubbed my shower in years because i started keeping a spray bottle of 1:1 dawn and vinegar in the bathroom. you just mist your shower alcove, leave it for a bit, and then rinse it with a detachable shower head and it just takes water stains and soap grime with it.

I have a huge tile Roman-type shower and cleaning it is a bitch. Plus I literally don’t care. (I’m terrible)

Twice a year I’ll hook up my power washer and go to town. Mildew and grime just get blown away. 

Nice. I use dusting gloves in the same way, and recommend them for any areas where the bulky car wash mitts make it difficult to clean. :)

Take some scrubbing bubbles and hose the whole thing down super super good. Then take one of those melamine sponges, one of those Mr. clean sponges and scrape the whole thing and if there’s anything left after that, some soft scrub on a sponge and scrub it down. But in good faith, knowing that the scrubbing bubbles killed anything first.

Get a power scrubber! They make it much easier (and more fun) than hand scrubbing.

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My spin mop - the one with a separate compartment for the dirty water - and my robot vacuum. I also love my Norwex cloths.

I love my scrub brush on a pole for scrubbing down the shower. No more getting on my hands and knees to scrub the shower floor! I got a set of brushes that attach to the drill for the shower as well, though I haven’t used them yet 🙈 I really hate cleaning the shower lol. I was recently given washable microfiber dusting mitts which I love! Swiffers are so expensive so I like cutting down on that cost!!

The narrow nozzle for the vacuum is super handy for cleaning the slots in the drill press table

Henry Hoover

He has got a face

I swear by the windex outdoor window cleaning pads, you shoot your hose at the window, use these pads on an extension pole, then rinse with your hose. Streak free clean windows.

Bathroom:

The pink stuff
Viakal
Cif bathroom foam spray
Flash bathroom cleaner
Diluted zoflora
Anti bac minky
Duck toilet strips
Cistern blocks
Duck toilet cleaner brush
Toilet Bleach

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I use the pink stuff cream cleaner and the paste alot. I also use zoflora diluted in bottles to clean with, and it smells amazing.

Barkeeper's Friend.

Along with the other recommendations already here.

A floor brush. Just for the floor? No. I use it to wash my bathtub/shower. Ain’t nobody got time or energy to wash that thing with a tiny ass sponge.

Dishsoap, sponge with soft and scrubby sides, some descaling cleaner or how thats called. that should cover bathroom and kitchen. maybe some desinfectant

Haven't seen folex mentioned yet. Used to use it when I was a janitor. It will get ANYTHING out of fabric. Okay almost anything. It's phenomenal for carpet spot cleaning

Vinegar, so many uses!