Spring Cleaning in the Bathroom
So your bathroom’s spring cleaning involves cleaning the toilet, shower, and floor — but you’re not done yet! While the surfaces might be clean you should still take the time to throw away old, empty, and worn out items. Roll up your sleeves and prepare to liquidate your bathroom of its old rubbish!
Bad Medicine Remember that time you were sick and had to take antibiotics for a few weeks; check your cabinets for the leftovers. Most people tend to keep this type of medication in their bathroom medicine cabinet and then forget about it. Comb through it real quick and throw out anything you aren’t currently taking. Chances are there’s probably a prescription or two lying around.
Bed of Razors Whether you buy packs of disposable razors or just the cartridges, sometimes old ones will pile up. If you’ve moved onto the next fresh razor then there is clearly no need for the older ones. Throw out any used razors because chances are that they’ve rusted over by now.
Who Says You Can’t Have Two Unless each bottle of shampoo, conditioner, shaving cream, or facial cleanser in your bathroom are used for specific reasons, there’s no need to have multiple bottles. Keeping duplicate items wastes more space than you think. Throw away anything you don’t use or combine them if you can!
You Give Bathrooms a Bad Name Bathrooms are meant to store items that have to do with showering, grooming, etc. This is not the place to keep food, tools, or your extra pair of sneakers. More often than not, you’ll leave these items in here and then spend the better part of your day looking for them. Take them out of the bathroom and find them a proper home.
Would you look at that; a clean and spacious bathroom! Well, at least for the next few weeks or so. Once your cleaning has been completed, check your plumbing and fixtures to see if they need to be serviced or repaired. If so, contact the professionals at Lancaster Plumbing, Heating, Cooling & Electrical. To learn more, or to schedule an appointment, give us a call at (717) 207-8198.
