Poor cleaning of your bathroom: These are two household items that make it shine

A cleaning expert reveals how she transforms dirty bathrooms using two common household items.

Fiona Mills is a former day care technician who used to clean and scrub houses, so she knows a thing or two about fighting dirt.

Mills, who is now franchise business coach at Spaulding Decon, said the bathroom is "the most germ-contaminated area in the house."

The 37-year-old told Insider, "Without proper cleaning, they can inhibit bacterial growth and also compromise the integrity of parts used in the bathtub and toilet."

At worst, Mills spent two to three hours cleaning bathrooms on the job during her tenure as a daycare technician, but she offered tips so readers didn't have to.

She recommends Microban 24-Hour Bath Cleaner and The Pink Stuff Miracle Foam Bath Cleaner.

Once the bowl was cleaned, he said it was important to clean the seat, which was "the most affected part of the toilet, with the exception of the flush handle."

To do this, he suggested applying Lysol wipes or a disinfectant spray to a toothbrush, which is then rubbed over the area.

To clean the sides of a bathtub, Mills suggested scrubbing it with hot water and a spray bathroom cleaner.

On the floor, use a mixture of bathroom cleaner or all-purpose spray, dragon powder, and lemon juice.

She said lemon juice and an unused coffee filter worked wonders.

Showerheads should be soaked in white vinegar overnight every six months to maintain proper water pressure.

Also, the correct cleaning of the toilet seat was betrayed .

And you're ruining your house the way you dry your clothes.

This story originally appeared in The Sun and is reproduced here with permission.

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