17. Makeup and brushes shouldn’t be left out on the counter.
Keep everything you use to apply makeup to your face away from the germs on the toilet. Additionally, the wetness in the toilet might make your makeup even more prone to bacterial development. Clean brushes and replace makeup as needed, and store cosmetics in boxes or drawers where they are out of the way of dirt.
18. Clean the shower curtain.
People frequently ignore this modest object. Feeling unmotivated to remove residue? The good news is that shower curtains are frequently washable. Pull the tub curtain across the tub (not scrunched to one side) between showers to allow it to completely air dry. This will help prevent mildew for a longer period of time.
19. Consider running the fan.
If you hadn’t already guessed, bathroom wetness can result in a variety of unpleasant problems. So, while you’re taking a shower and for 15 to 20 minutes following, run the fan (or open a window).
20. Don’t put your customers off.
56% of individuals claim they won’t go back to a place with unclean restrooms. If you operate a company and there is a restroom on the property, consider it.
Do not discourage clients from coming to your business. Even though it’s the tiniest, this space is crucial. Make sure your restroom meets the needs of your users and lives up to expectations.
Final Thoughts
We use the restroom every day without giving it much thought. With us when we go to the bathroom are our negative habits. While others prefer to start and conclude their bathroom trips in less than 10 seconds, other people enjoy having lengthy phone conversations while using the restroom.
To create a welcoming and encouraging bathroom atmosphere for everyone, we may become more attentive bathroom users and more aware of our own bathroom behavior.
