Clean the bathroom is simply not only the best way to prevent the formation of scale, mold and limestone or to delay the deterioration of toilet fixture and the materials with which they were made.

According to a tradition of thought that has its roots in Japan, cleaning a bathroom would be linked to attract good luck in a home.

A place well clean, comfortable and aesthetically pleasing, underlines the values ​​of Buddhism, Zen philosophy and fengshui, which affirm  that the cleaning is close to the concept of purity, transparency and clarity.

All this is to reconnect to the primary role of the element “water” symbol of opulence, wealth and good fortune.

Here are some tips (relatedo to Japanese culture) to clean the bathroom, using, where possible natural products and not damaging to environment and health.

•        Clean the bathtub every time you use it, to prevent that the limestone formed on the surface could make ceramic opaque and reduce its gloss. Some natural methods to clean the tub are made with vinegar or bicarbonate.

•        Carry out regular maintenance bathroom fixture, at least a couple of times a week, with hot water compresses and vinegar or using products not too acidic.

•        Prevent mold infiltration, trying to ventilate the bathroom space, especially after taking a shower (because of the water vapor and heat production) and trying to use waterproof materials for the walls.

•        Choose the right materials to compose a bathroom, remembering that aluminum is very easy to clean.

•        Devote special attention to cleaning the bathroom, washing deeply each element as bidet, the sink and taps.

With these tips to clean the bathroom you will get not only a bright and comfortable bathroom space, but also a lot of luck, as the Japanese say.