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Adam has a passion for cleaning from his youth growing up in England, and he has carried it with him to the US. Adam’s formal training and certifications in cleaning include the Advanced System Cleaning specialist (For HVAC cleaning / ductwork), through NADCA (this is the highest certification that NADCA has), as well as several other certifications from the IICRC. Adam has either advised, consulted, or done research with dozens of cleaning and cleaning related business entities. Adam holds an undergraduate degree from Oxford, a Master’s degree from Oxford, and a Master’s degree from Harvard Business School.
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Many parts of the home need frequent cleaning, but few more so than the bathroom and toilet. Cleaning the bathroom is a tedious and daunting task, and few people look forward to it with anticipation.

Unfortunately, bathrooms are literally teeming with loads of different types of germs. Some of the most virulent can cause respiratory and gastrointestinal problems. Most can cause a host of other conditions of varying degrees of severity.

Moisture is the primary culprit. Because moisture frequently builds up in bathrooms, they are a perfect breeding ground for mold, mildew, and germs. Here are some of the possible scenarios that can arise if you neglect to clean your bathroom regularly.  

Mold and mildew growth on the shower curtains. If you see dark spots or discoloration on your shower curtains, mold has probably already set in. From there, it is only a matter of time before it inundates the rest of the bathroom. Worse still, mold spores are practically microscopic. The first time you notice discoloration, there are probably already billions of spores present.

Mold lining the shower walls. Mold spores also tend to accumulate along the shower walls and bath area, including the tub. This can be especially distressing if you frequently take long, leisurely baths. Even if you only use your bathroom for showering, you will still be in constant contact with mold.

Mold growth under the tub mat. Lift up a corner of your tub mat and you will likely see signs of a full-blown mold infestation. Molds thrive in dark and wet places, which is exactly what the bottom of your tub mat is.

The Best Tub and Toilet Cleaner

To help you get your tub and toilet clean, our team of experts has reviewed the best of the best in tub and toilet cleaners. The Cleaning Institute has been in the cleaning and home organization business for thirty-five years, so you can bet that they know more than a little bit about bath and toilet cleaning.