Hi everyone. I'm Ronnie. And I'm Jessica. And you're listening to Clean with me. The podcast where we walk you through cleaning your house.

Thanks for joining me in today's episode. I am going to talk you through cleaning a bathroom or two.

So the first thing you're going to want to do is take out your bathroom trash.

And while you're doing that, you may want to think about the products that you plan to use during your

cleaning session. It's not about what products you use, but you do need to have something with

you, obviously. So while you're taking out the trash, be thinking about products you might want to use,

you could actually touch up your bathroom with a spray bottle that's one part vinegar to one part water.

Or perhaps you have a glass and surface cleaner or a glass cleaner plus some disinfecting wipes. If you don't have disinfecting wipes,

you may want to use paper towels and some type of cleaning spray. For the mirrors, ideally,

you're going to want to use a microfiber cloth but if you don't have that no worries just use

what you have on hand in addition to taking out the trash you may want to also grab at least a small

plastic grocery bag to hang on the bathroom door. That way, if you come across

clutter when you're straightening up the bathroom, you'll have a place to toss things.

I think a big part of cleaning is the preparation phase because when you have everything

there that you need, it's quicker, it's easier. It streamlines the process. Speaking of having

everything you need, if you're not in a phase of life where you have toddlers or preschoolers that could get

into your cleaning products, presenting a safety issue, I recommend having products in each bathroom

and in your kitchen, the cleaning products, because having things right there

makes it easier. Obviously, you could go around the house with a cleaning caddy. However,

you're more likely to do these touch-ups if you're able to store your products under your bathroom sink. And you may not

have the storage space. I get that if you have a pedestal sink and don't keep a lot of items

in the bathroom. But a lot of us have an area under the sink or maybe even a cabinet above the

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