Keep your bathroom looking and feeling fresh!

After a renovation, some materials need time to fully cure and settle.

Tips:

• Avoid harsh chemicals for the first 1–2 weeks.
• Allow grout and silicone to cure properly before heavy cleaning.
• Follow your installer’s care recommendations for stone, tiles, and cabinetry.

Many modern bathroom finishes can scratch or dull easily.

Best Practices:

• Use soft microfibre cloths or non-scratch sponges.
• Choose pH-neutral cleaning products where possible.
• Avoid steel wool, scourers, bleach-heavy products, and abrasive powders.

Shower screens can quickly develop water spots and soap build-up.

Easy Maintenance Tips:

• Use a squeegee after every shower.
• Wipe down glass weekly with a soft cloth.
• Dry excess water to reduce mineral staining.

Pro Tip:

Keeping your shower glass dry helps prevent hard water build-up and mould growth.

Grout is porous and can absorb dirt, moisture, and soap residue over time.

Tips:

• Clean tiles weekly with mild detergent and warm water.
• Avoid acidic cleaners on grout or stone.
• Reseal grout periodically if recommended for your tile type.

Preventative tips:

Use exhaust fans and ventilation to minimise moisture build-up.

Moisture is one of the biggest causes of mould and mildew in bathrooms.

To Reduce Moisture:

• Run the exhaust fan during and after showers.
• Open windows where possible.
• Wipe condensation from mirrors and walls.

Why It Matters:

Good airflow helps protect paint, cabinetry, silicone, and grout from premature deterioration.

Modern tapware finishes require gentle care to maintain their appearance.

Recommended Cleaning:

• Wipe fittings with warm water and a soft cloth.
• Dry fittings after cleaning to avoid water spots.
• Use mild soap only if needed.

Avoid:

• Vinegar on specialty finishes
• Harsh bathroom sprays
• Abrasive cloths or scrubbing pads

Hair, soap, and debris can quickly build up after daily use.

Simple Drain Care:

• Use a drain cover to catch hair.
• Flush drains regularly with hot water.
• Avoid pouring harsh chemicals down drains.

Regular light cleaning is easier and safer than aggressive deep cleaning.

Weekly Bathroom Checklist:

• Wipe vanity and benchtops
• Clean mirrors and glass
• Mop floors
• Disinfect toilet surfaces
• Dry wet areas
• Empty bins and refresh towels

A little regular maintenance goes a long way in preserving the beauty and longevity of your newly renovated bathroom. Gentle cleaning, proper ventilation, and consistent care will help your bathroom continue looking fresh, modern, and luxurious for years to come.