I filled a small squirt bottle with 1 tsp. Dawn and water. I that I keep in my bathroom.
8 Ways To Make Cleaning Physically Easier
After I had hip surgery, I had to come up with ways to make cleaning physically easier. Here are some of the ideas I used, as well as I plan on keeping moving forward.
I spray it on my shower tile and glass. Then I use the Clorox extendable tub and tile scrubber to clean my glass and tile without bending over.
I sprinkle the base of my shower with baking soda.
I use the extendable scrubber to clean the bottom. After it's all clean, I rinse it all off.
You can use the same technique to clean your bathtub and surrounding tile.
I fill a dish scrub brush with dawn and keep this in my bathroom.
I use this to clean out my sink, clean off my granite counter, and I can also use it in my shower or tub on the glass, tile, etc.
I filled a small squirt bottle with rubbing alcohol and leave this in my bathroom as well.
I spray the rubbing alcohol onto the mirror. I then use a Swifter mop with a reusable microfiber cloth and clean my mirrors.
I use a broom to get rid of cobwebs in corners and on light fixtures.
I use an extendable duster to clean my ceiling fans and baseboards.
I use a steamer mop on both my tile and wood floors.
The best part about many of these is that they use reusable cloths and items. I can launder them and use them again.
For my outdoor window cleaning I use our power washer. It cleans out the tracks on the outside as well as the windows themselves.
I also use my power washer to clean my patio and patio furniture and cushions.
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Betsyon Jan 26, 2021
I use a new toilet brush to clean my bathtub. It gets into the corners and I can put the centre hole over the faucets and clean them, and around them, at the same time. I just spray bathroom cleaner on everything, let it sit for about 10 seconds and then scrub.
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Sylvia Laura Ranyak9 hours ago
Thank you for sharing your ideas, I thought I was the only one that was anal about using a power washer. I use it to clean my windows year-round not counting my patio areas and sidewalks.
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Have a question about this project?
Hi Chas, I have the blue triangle Clorox extending pole item you have. My problem is that as I scrub, the pole unscrews. I’m constantly having to tighten it. Otherwise, the shape of the blue scrubber makes it a versatile tool. Any suggestions on the self loosening pole? Thanks, ilene
buy a new one.
I was told by the installer not to use a power washer on windows because it weakens the seal. Is there a way to avoid this?
Plus you can weaken the screens, even cause holes, if you dont remove first
My experience with double-paned windows is that the seals are broken causing horrid clouding between panes (like half!) How do you avoid that? Are you using an electric washer with less power than gas powered?
It's an electric pressure washer and I stand back it's not full force onto the window. It always depends on your windows, their policy, who made them, etc