Complete Bathroom Cleaning Checklist Printable

This post is brought to you by Mean Green. All opinions are my own. I am going to share a little secret with you about myself that I don’t like to admit but I know is true. I am terrible at deep cleaning my house. I do pretty well at keeping it picked up, vacuuming and washing the workable areas like counters and tables, but really scrubbing is something I hate. One of my goals this year is to become more organized with my cleaning routine so that I can deep clean a room in my house a week and rotate that so that my house stays cleaner.

My four kids alone are enough of a whirlwind to necessitate me having to clean every day – but it seems like no matter what I do, there is always something in the bathroom that needs to be picked up, put away or scrubbed. Ever feel that way? Now that all of my kids are in school for at least half a day, I have been able to get more accomplished, so I have created a Complete Bathroom Cleaning Checklist printable that has helped a lot and I want to share it with you.

My go-to cleaner is Mean Green. The powerful line of cleaning products is safe on most surfaces and works on any kind of grease, adhesive or grime- the perfect blend of all-purpose versatility and heavy duty efficiency. The product’s powerful formula does the hard work so that you don’t have to.

Now you have your bathroom cleaner grab a couple of rags and a pair of cleaning gloves. (you can get a basket at the dollar store to keep your cleaning supplies in under your counter. Print off our free Printable Bathroom Cleaning Checklist below, laminate it, and you will be ready to go.

Here is what I have found that works best for my bathroom cleaning routine (this is a deep clean):

• Pick up everything from off the counters, floors, and shower and put them where they go.
• Move everything off of the counter (soap, decor, etc), toilet and shower and spray it down with Mean Green.
• While that is soaking, you will spray your mirrors and wipe them with the newspaper to avoid streaking.
• Rinse your rag in as hot of water you can stand without burning yourself, wring the rag well and then start wiping all surfaces. Rinse rag periodically and wring it out. The hot water helps clean better.
• Use a toothbrush around the faucet where you get that gritty buildup and in the drain area.
• If your toilet has a ring in the bowl, you can use a pumice stone to scrub it and it will come right off. Love this! (be sure to wear disposable plastic gloves)
• Cleaning around the base of the toilet can be gross (especially if you have boys in the house lol). Wiping this regularly will help keep it easier to clean. The Mean Green disinfecting wipes are perfect for this, just do it once right before bedtime or first thing in the morning and it will look so much better.
• The floor gets pretty dirty in our house mostly because of pets and messy kids. One thing that might help is to vacuum or sweep it first to pick up all of the hair before you wipe it. I actually do this with most of the surfaces in my bathroom before I spray it all down, because we have four girls in our house and there is always hair everywhere.
• Dust your bathroom décor and the ceiling fan if you have one. Wash the window if you have one, the curtains, rugs, etc. Then mop the floor.
• Wash the cabinets and clean the fixtures.

Be sure to periodically clean out your drawers and under the cabinets and wash down the walls and ceiling. I would love to hear your tips and tricks for cleaning the bathroom and how you keep it clean. Be sure to print out your Bathroom Cleaning Checklist printable.