How to Clean a Bathroom

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If you want your – or your partner’s – bathroom to sparkle, tune into Sissy Maid Stephanie’s very detailed, 12-minute explanation. Stephanie highlights various approaches to cleaning, offers some thoughtful tips, and suggests the most important items for a well-stocked cleaning supply bag as well.

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  2. i’m really disappointed with this video. he talks about using lysol and ammonia to clean the bathroom, so that it “smells clean.” what it actually smells like is a chemical factory. i’m not even sure of the safety of mixing lysol and ammonia, especially if he’s using the lysol with bleach formula.

    natural products (e.g. vinegar, baking soda, salt, borax, etc.) should be used (or at the very least mentioned) instead of dangerous chemicals, as harsh chemicals can be problematic in many cases: people with respiratory issues or sensitivities to the products, animals will walk on the surfaces then lick their paws ingesting the chemicals even if they’ve been wiped up, it will kill the necessary bacteria in septic systems if you live in a rural area, etc.

    he didn’t even bother mentioning that when providing domestic service you should ask the first time which types of products the dom/domme would like used and if they have any allergies or pets. instead he made a joke out of finding a certain product in his first bathroom and now brings his own products. what if that was all the woman could tolerate?

    i’m also disappointed that whomever is responsible for editing and approving these videos didn’t catch this blunder.

  3. This was a much better video than I expected (based on the comments) and I will certainly have my boy watch it to improve his work. I would welcome an advanced segment too, on deep cleaning (esp tile and grout). The scope of this video turns out to be giving a bathroom a *weekly* cleaning.

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