There are many helpful cleaning tips, such as spreading major cleaning out over the course of a week in small increments rather than spending one weekend day on it.
This is fair. Especially since some things need to be washed and changed more often than many modern housewives do.
There are only three of them, and it won’t be difficult to remember.
Shower cabin
Glass walls and doors of the shower cabin need to be wiped not just every day, but after each shower. It's not even about bacteria, which at least are not visible.
The situation is much worse with water hardness, which is why unsightly deposits and streaks soon form on the walls and other elements of the shower cabin.
Cleaning all this up is not as easy as it might seem.
Hallway
Here you need to do more than just wipe the floors. Along with wet cleaning, it is recommended to tidy up the shelves. Dust penetrates from the street or from the entrance through the hallway, and with it all the pathogenic organisms.
The same applies to mirrors and other things that catch the eye right from the entrance. Random guests draw conclusions from them, and not always pleasant ones.
Towels
And the last detail, the cleanliness of which must be monitored every day, is the towel. This applies to bath and kitchen towels equally.
Wiping your hands on a wet towel is unpleasant, even if it is clean. And kitchen towels rarely survive until the middle of the day in a clean state.
