We are widely known for our steam cleaning. Not every job requires such a deep cleaning, but over time, soap scum, hard water stains, and general grime can build up in your bathtub, making it less inviting and harder to clean. However, with the right approach and tools, you can restore your tub to its sparkling best. We at Grout Restoration Works want to leave you some tips to tackle bathtub grime effectively.
Before you start cleaning, make sure you have the following:
Having the right tools ensures you’ll get the job done efficiently without damaging your tub’s surface.
Start by removing any items from your bathtub, such as shampoo bottles, soap dishes, or toys. Rinse the tub with warm water to loosen dirt and make cleaning easier.
Mix baking soda with water to form a paste. Apply this paste to any areas with heavy grime or soap scum buildup. Let it sit for about 10-15 minutes to break down the grime.
For extra cleaning power, spray white vinegar or lemon juice over the baking soda paste. The natural reaction between the two ingredients will help lift stains and grime. Let it bubble for a few minutes before scrubbing.
Using your scrub brush or sponge, work in circular motions to lift dirt without scratching the surface. For tougher stains, apply a little dish soap to the sponge for extra grease-cutting action.
Once the grime is gone, rinse the entire bathtub with warm water to remove any leftover cleaning solution.
Use a microfiber cloth or paper towels to dry the tub and buff it to a shine. Drying also prevents water spots and keeps your tub looking pristine.
Keeping your bathtub clean doesn’t have to be a chore. With these simple steps, you can maintain a fresh and inviting tub that’s always ready for a relaxing soak. Say goodbye to grime and hello to sparkling cleanliness!
By Grout Restoration Works Staff 12-1-2024
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