Don't have much time? Here's how to deep clean a bathroom in 30 minutes! Tips, tricks, and the best ideas for getting this chore done in NO time at all!

How To Deep Clean A Bathroom In 30 Minutes

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Don’t have much time? Here’s how to deep clean a bathroom in 30 minutes! Tips, tricks, and the best ideas for getting this chore done in NO time at all!

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If I was to ask you what your LEAST favorite chore is, what would it be? Mine is 100% hands-down cleaning the bathrooms. Truly, the worst thing. It’s always seemed like such a daunting and time-consuming task! But after I started using this list, in this order, with these items, cleaning the bathrooms in my house became, well, doable.

No, it still isn’t my favorite home cleaning task (is there such a thing?), but now that I know how to deep clean a bathroom in 30 minutes, I don’t mind doing it more often!

Want more cleaning ideas? Try this 15-Minute Daily Cleaning Schedule (Printable Checklist) or this Ultimate Guide to Spring Cleaning (Printable Checklist).

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How To Deep Clean A Bathroom In 30 Minutes

What you need

The first step in being able to deep clean a bathroom in 30 minutes is to have the right products. Here is what you’ll need to make this happen!

As far as natural cleaning products go, I highly recommend using Grove Collaborative! (opens in a new tab)Their products are non-toxic, sustainable, plant-based, and transparent when it comes to ingredients. Grove Collaborative is a great way to work towards a healthier home! Get a FREE Mrs. Meyer’s gift set today by signing up HERE! (opens in a new tab)

Cleaning steps

1. Tub/Shower

Start with the tub and shower first. Make sure the bathroom fan is on or a window is open! Spray all-purpose (or tub/shower) cleaner and let it sit for a couple of minutes. Scrub the tub, tile, and shower and rinse. If your tub has stains and a lot of grime, sprinkle baking soda all over the tub and let sit for a couple of minutes. Scrub the baking soda all over the tub and rinse.

2. Toilet

Pour toilet cleaner into the toilet and quickly scrub using a toilet wand! Use a microfiber cloth and all-purpose cleaner to wipe the outside of the toilet (and seat) clean.

3. Mirrors/Glass

Use glass cleaner and a microfiber cloth to quickly wipe down mirrors and glass.

4. Countertops/Sinks

Spray natural all-purpose cleaner all over the countertops and sinks. Wipe down countertops first and then finish by wiping down sinks.

5. Floors

Take an easy-to-use mop and quickly mop the floors.

That’s it! There’s nothing like the feeling of having a clean, happy, healthy home. Using the right natural products (opens in a new tab) and the right flow of stepsis essential for getting it done efficiently!

Disclaimer: Please note that some of the links in this post are affiliate links and I will earn a commission if you purchase through those links. These are products that I know, trust, and love!

What Do You Think

4 Comments

  1. Tools Specialist

    Cleaning a bathroom is the absolute worst. It had always appeared to be such a difficult and time-consuming process! Cleaning the bathrooms in my house became, well, manageable when I started following the list you provided. In terms of cleaning goods, I will definitely purchase the “Grove Collaborative” product you recommended because you stated that their products are non-toxic, sustainable, plant-based, and transparent when it comes to chemicals, which caught my attention.

  2. GiGi Eats

    GREAT TIPS!!!!!! Nothing feels better when you have CLEAN spaces!!! ESPECIALLY a bathroom. The rest of my house can be dirty AF but as long as my bathroom is clean, I am happy!

  3. Abbey Sharp

    I hate cleaning my bathroom, so i’ll take any tips that will quicken the process! Thanks for sharing

  4. Deborah Brooks

    You really do have some great organizing and cleaning ideas! Want to come organize my house?