How to Clean Your Bath Chairs and Bath Cushions

Bath accessories such as bath chairs and shower cushions are very useful, especially if you are restricted to limited mobility. These bath accessories are usually made to last, from solid and durable materials. However, nothing requires less attention. And although your shower chair or pillow may not be completely separate if you do not take care of them, they will certainly be breeding grounds for mold, mildew and germs. This can cause skin diseases.

Here are a few tips to help you clean up your bathroom accessories:

1. Daily cleaning: It is best to clean your shower pillow or chair daily; this will ensure that your bath facilities do not collect too much dirt over time. And it will be easier to clean them when they are noticeably dirty.

Wipe your shower chair or pillow with a dry towel or soft cloth after each shower. Do not miss the cracks where the various parts of your bath equipment come together. Then let it dry thoroughly before you put it back in storage. In the case of a bath pillow, keep it warm when it is dry.

Never store your toiletries in the bathroom or in the shower itself. High humidity will promote the growth of fungi and bacteria.

2. Monthly or periodic cleaning: Your wash utensils will have some dirty deposits and molds over time, even with your daily cleaning routine. After that you will need to clean them carefully.

With Seat-Wash You can wash the seat covers in the washing machine. If they have significant fungal or fungal growths, first wipe them off with a solution of ammonia and water. Use soap and water to clean metal and plastic parts. Do not use harsh solvents as these can break down the adhesive used to glue plastic and metal parts together. Apply antibacterial spray to it after cleaning and wiping. You can use a brush to clean these areas if you want, but make sure it does not have stiff bristles, or rub them too hard. This will scratch the parts of the chair slightly. These small scratches can become breeding grounds for germs.

For Bathing-You can wash your pillow by hand with an ammonia solution and water and / or detergent with water. After you wash it, blow it and let it dry. You can wipe it off with a towel if you want to speed up the drying process.

Your wash utensils should be completely dry before you use them again or keep them away, especially after this type of heavy cleaning. Otherwise, all your hard work may be wasted; long-lasting moisture packs can cause new mold and bacterial growth.