7 tips for bathtub and bathroom maintenance
Jul 31, 2017 Home Improvement
Text: Priya Arya
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It is necessary to clean bathroom and bathtub to keep bacteria away. Elbow grease can be used to clean the dirt of the bathtub. Take a look at some essential cleaning tips to maintain it well.
- Opt for cleaners that do not cause damage to tiles and bathtub. Liquid or hot water should be a preferred choice. Non-abrasive cleaning product that causes friction is not at all recommended.
- Bathtubs and bathrooms can be kept clean for a long time with the help of a natural cleaning agent and deodorizer. Natural cleaners are cheap and safe for use in the bathroom.
- Regular cleaning of bathtubs takes care of fungus issues and prevents it from appearance of scars. Cover the bathtub with a generous quantity of wax polish so that it does not get spoiled quickly with water.
- If there are small cracks in the bathtub, seal it with wax polish until the cracks are repaired.
- Many a times people use normal car wax for this job. This is not at all good as car wax can spoil the quality of the bathtub. It is better to use special waxes made exclusively for bathroom fixtures.
- If there are cracks in the bathroom tiles or grouts, they should be repaired immediately by a plumber; these cracks may lead to problems like fungus, which is dangerous for you and the bathroom.
- Another way to keep the bathroom and bathtub secure and away from issues such as fungus, grout etc. is to seal it with silicon caulk. Do not forget to check whether the bathtub and bathroom are in the right position before using it to ensure there is no damage. It is necessary to replace this silicon caulk at least once in a year.
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