Regular cleaning of your bathroom is a necessity, but there are features you should be paying more attention to on a monthly, ...

We’ve asked experts for their best tips on how to clean each surface of your bathroom, as well as how often you should take out your cleaning supplies.

Young women's feet crossed at the edge of a white freestanding bathtub There’s nothing like a long, leisurely soak in a hot bath to soothe away the stresses of the day—that is, unless the condition of ...

Cleaning pros swear by hydrogen peroxide to remove dirt, mold, and mildew from bathroom floors—even dirty grout and grime!

Whether you realize it or not, your bathroom is the most susceptible to germs and bacteria. Without routinely cleaning it, you could be walking into a germ-infested chamber as you freshen up or use ...

A buildup of dust particles, dirt, and moisture in this often neglected part of your bathroom can result in a foul odor ...

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Yellow rubber duck on edge of white bathtub - Robert Reader/Getty Images Cleaning and maintaining your bathtub is probably at the top of your deep cleaning checklist to make every room in your home ...

There’s no better motivation to clean your bathtub than having a hurricane bearing down on your area, as one hurricane safety precaution is filling your tub with backup water. Or at least that’s what ...

Spray your disinfecting cleaner on the hinges, toilet seat, bolts, and base of the toilet. Using a small toothbrush, work the ...