How to Clean a Bathroom

Supplies

  • lavender-clean-cleaner
  • measuring-cup Measuring cup
  • bucket Bucket
  • sponge Sponge
  • toilet-brush Toilet brush
  • mop Mop
  • rubber-gloves Rubber gloves

Steps

Learn how to clean a bathroom and the best way to deep clean a bathroom. Get bathroom cleaning tips & view cleaning products that can help with bathroom cleaning.

  1. Step 1 Clean the Toilet
    Our cleaning game plan? Knock out the dirtiest job first. Get at toilet bowl germs and grime with Original Pine-Sol® to disinfect while you clean the rest of the bathroom.
  2. Step 2 Clean the Shower
    Dirt, mildew, and soap scum like to linger behind after the suds rinse down the drain. Use Pine-Sol® on shower tiles, walls, fixtures, and even plastic shower curtains.
  3. Step 3 Clean the Bathtub
    Use your bathtub as your Pine-Sol® mop bucket when you hit the floors. Then, wipe away that pesky dirty water ring from the inside of the tub, as well as buildup on your faucet and drain.
  4. Step 4 Clean the Bathroom Floor
    A dirty bathroom floor can be a playground for germs and viruses. Follow these 5 simple steps to keep your bathroom floor tiles funk-free and foot-friendly with Pine-Sol® Original, and as always, use only as directed.

With an improved concentrated formula that is 2x as strong* to last 2x as long*, you can use less for the same great clean.

concentrated formula Non-concentrated formula
¼ cup in 2 gallons water ½ cup in 2 gallons water
⅛ cup in 1 gallon water ¼ cup in 1 gallon water
¹⁄₁₆ cup or 1 tablespoon in ½ gallon water ⅛ cup in ½ gallon water
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PINE-SOL® BY THE NUMBERS
  • 2X concentrated
    formula*
    Tackle more messes per bottle.*
  • 5x cleaning
    action
    Odor, grease, grime, dirt & allergens.
  • removes 99% of allergens§
    Destroy dust mites & pet dander.
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  • * vs. previous Pine-Sol® Pine/Scented Formula when used as directed
  • When diluted as directed vs previous Original Pine-Sol® Multi-Surface Cleaner.
  • § Non-living dust mite matter and pet dander