How to stop the appearance of mildew? When we talk about healthy bathroom environment, the presence of mildew is one of the main issues. The good circulation of the air and the low humidity level are good ways of preventing the development of mildew. However, when we have to deal with already existing one, we need to use special detergents for the purpose. The fugues between the bathroom tiles absorb grease from cosmetic products and soap which leads to appearance of mildew – you can clean up mildew with a solution of ten parts of water and one part of bleach or with a solution of special detergents against mildew (in the described by producer proportion). In order to remove the remaining solution, wipe the tiles with detergent with neutral Ph and don’t forget to wear protecting gloves through the whole time.

How to fight humidity in the bathroom? Whatever we do, the bathroom remains the most humid place in our homes. In order to cope with the humidity in your bathroom, the space should have a window or good ventilation, or both. It is advisable to use them after every shower you take so that your bathroom won’t remain wet or worse – enter the other room of your home. This will also prevent the appearance of mould.

How to clean the bathroom fugues? Before the actual cleaning, pour hot water on the tiles. Leave the lodgment on the tiles and mostly the fugues like this for about five minutes and you are ready to go. If you don’t want to resort to strong detergents you can try the classical methods with vinegar and water and soda with water.

How to cope with scaling with the help of domestic products? The most terrible thing we have to deal with in our bathrooms is scale which piles up on the sink, the toilet and the bathtub easily and quickly. Use paper towel and vinegar for smaller areas. Soak the paper with vinegar and put it on the tap of the sink or the shower. Leave it for an hour, after which rub it gently with a dry towel. You can soak the shower handset in a bucket with vinegar. Leave it there overnight and wash it after that. For larger areas, you can fill a bottle with sprayer and spray, leave it for a while, rub and wash. White vinegar does a great job.