My chronically untidy brain cannot come to terms with the fact that in order to maintain a clean house, the items used for daily cleaning must also be regularly cleaned. Like what the very fuck

Rinse the shower right before you get out (detachable shower head works well for this) and it'll cut down how often you need to clean the shower by a lot. It's typically the soap residue that causes showers to get gross so rinsing minimizes that quite a bit.

Solution:

The foaming spray really helps to keep it looking clean between deep cleans but yeah it’s pretty bullshit.

Is there a tier list for spinning brush drill attachments or do I just go with the Ryobi and call it good e'nuff?

So I recently found out the EcoLab shower cleaner you can get at Home Depot really is scrub free. Spray foam > wait 60s > rinse off. It says you don’t need to wipe it off, but I still use a sponge just in case.

Stuff really works. Changed my life.

If you have mould in silicone sealant try putting bleach on it overnight.

Running the bathroom fan after you shower/keeping the bathroom door open regularly is goated if you're like me and hate constantly cleaning.

If you're curious, that's usually the same bacteria that causes UTIs.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serratia_marcescens

Yes indeed. And you use a towel only when you've just washed yourself. So it never gets dirty.
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I hate cleaning my shower so much, I bought a squeegee so after I'm done, I can wipe all the water off the walls. Soap scum doesn't build up anymore and I get to clean it much less than I did before.

Downside? I gotta wipe down the entire shower after every shower. It sucked for the first few weeks, but now it's a habit.

I built a new shower a year ago. I've cleaned the glass wall once. I've never washed the tile floor. The grout is a little discoloured, but it's certainly not gross. It gets used once a day by one person and dries thoroughly between uses - especially in winter when the air is so dry inside.