Bathroom Cleaning Tips : How to Clean Faucets

Cleaning a bathroom faucet is done by spraying the faucet with cleaning product, wiping around the faucet and using a toothbrush to scrub away calcium deposits. A sparkling clean bathroom faucet is easy to achieve with tips from a professional house cleaner and organizer in this free video on housekeeping.

Expert: Ann Myrick
Bio: Since 1997, Ann Myrick has been a professional decorator, house cleaner, home organizer and planner.
Filmmaker: Tim Brown

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• bathroom
• toilets
• shower
• faucets
• shower curtain
• shower door
• bathtub
• rugs
• tile
• cleaning
• cleaning products
• cleaning supplies
• sponges
• paper towels
• soap
• vinegar

[utuber830]

0:49-1:06 she unnecessarily wastes too much water

[azas1949]

the best thing to clean a faucet is baking soda. Dump a little baking soda on the side of the basin, moisten a toothbrush and scrub all around the faucet. If there is a lot of buildup, let it set overnight. Then rinse. Faucet will be clean and shiny - like you polished it.  And you will not be using any chemicals - like 409 ! Be environment friendly ! This cost is much less also.

[cheryl1358]

@jonahpb lol :)

[brownthunderism]

why not use clorox spray and a towel or those clorox wipes

[frogpollen]

I see all the cleaners unnecessary. I just use Mrs Meyers All Purpose, Window Cleaner, Toilet Bowl Cleaner, and Counter top spray.

[marthsheikbaby]

this video changed my life

[jonahpb]

not u again u stupid bitch

[JaynePleysier]

There are subtitles taking up the whole screen - cant see the video :-(

[JaynePleysier]

There are subtitles taking up the whole screen - cant see the video :-(

[tadghieduffy]

i bet somebody brushed there teeth with that brush afterwards

[Doreen075]

Hi camera guy!

[azas1949]

@shaftahoy - Sodium bicarbonate is a component of the mineral natron and found in mineral springs.

When you clean with baking soda, you don't pollute. Man made chemicals pollute the environment and some are dangerous if you mix them together.

Tthe corporate giants charge you $ 3 - $ 4 for something they have concocted in their mad little labs. A $ 0.69 box of baking soda does a better job of cleaning faucets than any expensive corporate concocted cleaner.