
Bathroom hygiene
Clean, disinfect, prevent
Key points at a glance:
- Hygiene starts with everyday habits: Flushing the toilet with the lid closed, ventilating regularly, and allowing damp items to dry properly all help effectively prevent germs and mold growth.
- Regular cleaning keeps the bathroom clean: A weekly deep clean, along with spot cleaning of faucets, drains, tiles, and grout, ensures a hygienic bathroom with minimal effort.
- Smart features make cleaning easier: rimless toilets, antibacterial glazes, stain-resistant finishes, and shower toilets all contribute to a comfortable and hygienic bathroom experience.
General tips for bathroom hygiene
You can maintain good hygiene in the bathroom by following a few simple tips in your daily routine. This also makes it easier to clean the bathroom later on.
3 tips for cleaning the bathroom
Regular cleaning is essential for proper bathroom hygiene. However, you don’t need to do a deep clean every time. Here’s how you can keep your bathroom spotless with minimal effort:
1. Weekly deep cleaning
Cleaning the bathroom doesn't have to be a big hassle. You can get the job done quickly and efficiently by following these steps about once a week:

2. Wipe down the faucets
Faucets quickly lose their shine with use. Limescale can also build up quickly on them. After use, they should therefore be wiped down or scrubbed briefly—a cloth is sufficient for this, and small limescale deposits can also be removed with your finger.
Tip: If limescale has already built up, check out our magazine to learn how to descale faucets, showerheads, and other fixtures.

3. Clean grout and tiles
Grout and tiles don't need to be cleaned every week. But you should do it every few months. In our article on this topic, you'll learn how easy it is to clean grout in the bathroom.


















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