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Drop in some toilet bowl cleaner and let it sit until the last few seconds and then wipe down the countertops, sink and toilet tank and seat. Give your shower a spray with either store bought or home made daily cleaner (or white vinegar). Run yourtoilet brush around your toilet and you're done.

A homemade shower-cleaning mixture: you'll need 1 cup of vinegar, 1/2 cup baking soda, 1 cup ammonia, and a gallon and a half of hot water. Put rubber gloves on and apply to the walls of your shower. Use a sponge to scrub well and rinse with hot water. Be sure to wipe the walls dry to prevent new mildew from forming.

Rinse with clean water and wipe again. For heavier dirt or mild stains, sprinkle thetub with baking soda and spray on the vinegar-and-water solution. Let the mixture bubble for several minutes, then scrub with a soft cloth or sponge until a paste forms. Let the paste sit for 15 minutes, then wipe and rinse.

Wipe up the dirt with wet toilet paper. Mix a cleaner for the bathroom floor in your sink using a quarter cup of vinegar, one tablespoon of dish soap, and two gallons of water. Use a rag to wash the floor, then hand dry it using a towel. Place the towel on the floor, then move it around the room using your foot.

Shower door cleaning: soap scum and hard water stains. Use vinegar to make your shower door's glass crystal clear. Yes, if you use all-purpose bathroom cleaner and a lot of elbow grease, you can rid your shower doors of soap scum, eventually. Or, you can use vinegar.

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