Kitchen and bathroom hygiene: the places that need the most attention
Cleaning the kitchen and bathroom is not only about visible stains; frequently touched surfaces, wet areas, and grease residue need separate attention.
Why are these two areas more sensitive?
Food residue and grease build up in the kitchen, while moisture and soap residue collect in the bathroom. These conditions can cause stains, unpleasant smells, and slippery surfaces. The goal is not only shine, but a cleaner and more comfortable space for daily use.
Often-forgotten points
During routine cleaning, large surfaces are usually wiped, but small details that people touch often can be missed. If these areas are not cleaned regularly, even a room that looks clean may feel untidy.
- Kitchen handles, the area around the tap, and the cooker hood surface.
- Fridge doors, microwave buttons, and cabinet handles.
- The floor around the toilet, shower cabin corners, and places where water stains collect.
- The bin lid and the floor around it.
A simple cleaning order
First remove dry residue, then wipe with a suitable product, and finally dry the surface. Do not mix cleaning chemicals; follow the instructions on the product label. After using strong-smelling products, ventilate the room.