The bathroom is undeniably one of the rooms in the house we pay the most attention to when cleaning, for fear that it might harbour germs and bacteria. To keep a bathroom clean and in excellent conditions, it’s not only the frequency of cleaning that counts, it’s also what you use and how you go about cleaning. Using the wrong product, one that is too aggressive, can compromise the lifespan of the materials. In short, when it comes to how to clean a bathroom, the method we use is important.

Here are our tips on how to clean your sanitary ware properly, prevent limescale build-up and improve hygiene:

• Do not mix different detergents together
• Respect the application times specified on the package
• Rinse and dry the surfaces with a microfibre cloth
• Do not use aggressive or abrasive detergents on chromed parts, the toilet seat, and, in general, on any items that are not made of ceramic

If you’d rather use natural elements to clean your washbasin and bidet, sodium bicarbonate and water (approx. 2 tablespoons in a litre of water) or vinegar and water are valid alternatives. These solutions make it possible to remove limescale deposits and disinfect the surfaces, without resorting to chemical agents.

Visit Flaminia’s website and read our cleaning and maintenance manual for all our products. Keep following us for more tips on how to clean a bathroom and the different materials that make up your bathroom fittings and fixtures.