aibu to ask how you clean your bathroom floor?

[Bridecilla]

We have a biggish bathroom with a tiled floor. It's always grotty - dp is hairy and gets dried in there.

I usually clean it on my hands and knees with a cloth / wipes but there must be a better way?

The walls are just paint - not tiles. My pal does hers with a flash mop thing. I've never washed my walls!

Absolutely no idea. DH does the bathrooms

Vacuum up the dust and any stray bodily hairs, then mop. I use moist toilet paper and cleaning spray to get behind the toilet and around the base.

I would get husband to use the damp towel and quick clean of floor when he has dried and then wipe up with towel the worst of the hairs..
hands and knees after he has showered seems a bit much.

I hoover and mop. I think it sounds like much more of a faff to be on your hands and knees picking up hairs!

Vacuum then mop with freshly boiled hot water and floor cleaner. Comes up lovely and no stinky mop.

How safe will it be to go on holiday in England this summer

I either get DH to hoover it (hoovering is his job) or I sweep it, then mop with Flash or that Ecover stuff you squirt onto the floor that doesn't require water.

I use a non rinsing spray, Method mint one for bathrooms is nice, and kitchen roll. I hate hair and stuff on fabric cloths shudders

Hoover then wet mop for the downstairs bathroom. It's next to the kitchen so no hassle to do it at the same time. Upstairs bathroom gets a hoover/ wipe as I'm too lazy to carry the mop up.

In the ultimate act of laziness I'm going to suggest microfibre cloth slippers. Spray and then dry the floor up with these. Quite good at hairs.

Sweep first then use the flash power mop

@ouch321

I have reasonable numbers of ballet flats, sensible boots, trainers and a few fancy heeled shoes but my thing is suede and leather boots.

I have probably 20 to 25 pairs

I read the first line and thought you were going to say you'd stuck microfiber cloths to the shoes and practised your ballet to clean the floor Then I read the rest and was disappointed

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Hoover and then wipe with a cloth as my bathroom is too small for a mop!

Bissell crosswave. Genius contraption!

I do the same as you OP. Seems most effective and quick.

On my knees with a couple of Wilko disposable floor cloths, it’s quite small so not worth mopping, cloths are kept in bathroom

With a towel when my kids throw half the bath water on the floor
My standards are very very low to be fair
But hey ho

Hoover with cordless vacuum, then mop with spray mop (fill it with hot water and some cleaning solution)

Spray mop:
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I used to use a steam mop but in a rented place with lino on the floor atm and apparently it can damage lino. If you've got tiles I'd invest in a steam mop, they're amazing and I actually miss mine a little bit

Hoover then hot mop with boiling water and floor cleaner

Ecloth mop - picks up the grub and the hair into one pile and then pick up with loo roll and chuck it. I just soak the mop cloth in soapy water and spray a bit of floor cleaner down.

I just hoover the floor and then steam mop it.

My bathroom is fairly small so like others I just use an antibac floor wipe. Can have it done in less than the time it would take to fetch the mop upstairs. I do it weekly so there's not much muck anyway.

Hands and knees, at least twice a week. DH is fairly hairy but I also shed lots of long hair.
I really don’t like the thought of using the mop in the bathroom especially as, last weekend, I picked a crispy bit of bacon off the floor and stuck it back in my butty it looked really tasty and I had a seconds hesitation before thinking ‘well, the floors clean’. I wouldn’t feel it was clean if it had mopped the floor with a mop that had been near the toilet.

Vacuum and either microfibre cloth or steam mop