Thanks for joining me. In today's episode, I'm going to talk you through cleaning a bathroom.

And I'm also going to discuss the concept of setting aside time to clean. I know I've been

talking a lot about cleaning as you go, but another component to keeping a clean house is carving out a designated time

to clean. Let's get right into the episode. It's time to gear up for your bathroom cleaning

session. One of the first things I want you to do is get something into your toilet bowl

and give it a swish.

Lift the seat, grab whatever you use to clean the toilet, apply that to the toilet

and then take your toilet scrubbing brush to make sure that you've coated the entire

toilet bowl.

Okay, that way we can allow that cleaning product to do its work while we turn our attention

to other aspects of cleaning the bathroom.

I know my previous episode was not a video version.

I was feeling a little under the weather.

And it was just, there was a lot going on in my house and it was just easier for me to

record some more quieter where I didn't have a camera set up and whatnot.

Once you get the toilet bowl coated with whatever you're using today, whether it's a dedicated toilet bowl cleaner or you're just sprinkling in a bleach powder like Comet or Ajax, it's time to take out the bathroom trash.

Nothing says a messy bathroom like an overflowing waste basket or a waste

basket that's in danger of overflowing. Let's empty that waist basket and reline it. And of course,

if there's anything around the trash tissues that didn't make it in or whatever. Let's get those picked up.

You know, if you're squeamish about it or whatever, you know, use some toilet paper as a glove

or wear some actual gloves, but let's pick up any debris around the waistbasket area

and get it emptied out and relined.

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