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<\/p>\nBathrooms can be small spaces, and in some cases it\u2019s hard to fit a mop in there. But you still want the floors clean, so let\u2019s look at how to clean bathroom floor without mop.<\/p>\n
It turns out this job may be easier than you imagine it to be, and it\u2019s certainly pretty rewarding too when you see how sparkling your smallest room can be.<\/p>\n
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Cleaning the bathroom floor is one of those things in life – no one wants to do it, but it has to be done!<\/p>\n
Mopping<\/a> is all well and good, but what do you do if you don\u2019t have a mop or your bathroom is too small to fit one? You read on!<\/p>\n There are a great many dedicated bathroom cleaners out there that you can buy, so you can just grab one of these from a supermarket.<\/p>\n If you want to go a little more natural, you can make your own bathroom cleaners very easily and cheaply.<\/p>\n A mixture of baking soda and vinegar<\/strong> is highly effective at cleaning just about anything, and the method of application is just the same.<\/p>\n You can add essential oils <\/strong>to this mixture to make it smell better; let\u2019s face it, anything that makes the bathroom smell better is a good thing!<\/p>\n Although it is not the most fun job, cleaning your bathroom floor by hand is a very good way of getting it sparkling clean.<\/p>\n Start by sweeping or hoovering<\/strong>, to pick up any bits of dirt, dust or pet hair that may be lying around on the floor.<\/p>\n Next, fill a bucket with hot water, a cup of white vinegar and 1\/2 tbsp washing up liquid<\/strong>. Mix this together well.<\/p>\n Dip a clean cloth<\/strong> into the mixture and wring it out so it is just damp, not dripping – you don\u2019t want to end up washing yourself as well as the floor!<\/p>\n Start in the far corner<\/strong> away from the door, and work your way towards the door, rubbing the floor firmly as you go.<\/p>\n You should rinse the cloth in the mixture <\/strong>fairly often, to make sure that you are cleaning the floor effectively.<\/p>\n Concentrate on stained or dirty areas<\/strong>, and places where a lot of people walk, as these will be the dirtiest.<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve finished, take a clean, dry cloth <\/strong>and rub the floor dry. You can let it air dry, but the risk of water stains is far greater if you do this.<\/p>\n And there you have it! One super shining bathroom floor, and you\u2019ve had the benefit of a gentle work out too.<\/p>\n Mops (classic, spray<\/a> or steam<\/a>), when you think about it, are a relatively new invention. What did people used to clean their house with before all the modern day gadgets?<\/p>\n The answer, mainly, is water and cloths, and a lot of scrubbing! This is not the most convenient or quick way of cleaning, but it is very effective.<\/p>\n Getting down on your hands and knees with a scrubbing brush is not only a good way to clean, but you can use it as an excuse to skip the gym that day!<\/p>\n If you don\u2019t have a mop, just get yourself a few good, non abrasive cloths and a scrubbing brush or two.<\/p>\n You will find that this is a good way of cleaning, especially in smaller spaces where it is hard to manhandle a mop.<\/p>\n Here is a video that shows you how to clean your bathroom floor without a mop:<\/p>\n\n
How Do You Clean A Bathroom Floor By Hand<\/h2>\n
What Can I Use Instead Of Mopping Floors?<\/h2>\n