As soon as a person gets out of the tub, the individual should pull up the bathmat to spray and dry the place where the bathmat was. Next, he should hang the mat on a towel rack for it to dry. If you don’t do these steps, mold will grow under the mat and you might not even know it. There are many people who are highly allergic to mold, so if the mat does not get disinfected and dried completely, the mold starts to grow and could be a health hazard to the next person who uses that bathtub.
Shower curtain
You can also use this solution on the shower curtains. Once a month the curtain should be taken down and washed in the washing machine and put on the clothesline in the backyard to dry completely. Drying in an automatic dryer could cause the plastic to melt.
Disinfecting
After cleaning the tub, allow the disinfecting to set for about 10 minutes. After that, take a clean rag and dry it out completely – rubbing it until it shines. Use the same rag to make the chrome features shine also.
First, wipe the entire tub with a moist sponge. Then use a cleanser made by mixing half a cup of Clorox® Regular-Bleach with one gallon of water. Use this solution to wash down the tub with a rag and pay special attention to the sides of the tub that might have some stains on them.
Clorox©
Many people will use and advise others to use Disinfecting Bathroom Cleaner for any bathroom as it seems to work well. Many might hate cleaning bathrooms completely, but it is necessary to keep germs from being spread around the family. Nevertheless, bathroom cleaning works well and it quickly wipes away the stains. Most bathroom cleansers claim that they kill 99.9% germs usually found in bathrooms.
EPA registered
Good quality bleach products and disinfectants are EPA registered, and that means they are classified as “pesticides” but they are mainly “public health” disinfectants. This has caused a problem for the company that produces Clorox®.This is confusing because the public perception of them is related to the term “pesticide”.
The company is currently occupied in educating the public about the modifications in traditional agricultural pesticides and public health pesticides. Products such as this that claim they can control microorganisms in the United States must be registered with the EPA. It is required that manufacturing and formulation should contain whatever is listed on the label. It should denote the exact:
- Raw ingredients
- Strength
- Processing
- Shelf life
- Usage Safety
- Product efficacy
All Clorox® disinfecting products that have bleach are registered with EPA and do not cause damage to any people that use it for bathtub cleanser.
Article Submitted by Community Writer.
