As long as the grooves are clean, it looks reasonably clean

I am lazy, yet I like things to be clean.
I spend my days and nights researching how to make cleaning itself easier and how to get things clean in one go.

I don't want to own too many things.
I want to carefully select my cleaning tools and detergents.

This is about how I clean my bathroom.

Didn't I just clean this recently? (getting annoyed)

Utamaro and Basubon-kun.
These are my standard equipment for bathroom cleaning.

When I start to worry about water stains, I mix citric acid into the Utamaro, and when I want to disinfect or remove stubborn dirt, I mix in sodium percarbonate.

I have used many sponges and brushes, but I finally settled on Basubon-kun.

I only use Utamaro for daily cleaning, but once a week, I make sure to thoroughly wash the tiles and other areas with Utamaro mixed with sodium percarbonate.

And yet, here we are.

Why does mold grow in the grooves?

Before I know it, grime accumulates in every groove of the bathroom, and mold starts to grow.

No matter how white the tiles are, or how shiny the walls are, if the grooves are dirty, the whole place looks dirty. It looks unhygienic.
Especially since it's a wet area.

Conversely, you could say that as long as the grooves are clean, the whole place looks reasonably clean, hygienic, and tidy.

In fact, even if the tiles are a bit dull, as long as there is no mold in the grooves, it looks "pretty clean."

To create a sense of cleanliness, the details are what matter.

The savior for when things get out of hand

I usually use Utamaro, and periodically mix in sodium percarbonate to thoroughly remove dirt.
I also use anti-mold smoke agents.

Even though I take these measures, mold inevitably grows.

For mold that has grown despite my best efforts, or mold that won't come off with regular washing, I use this.

With bleach, the liquid drips, but since this is a gel, there is no worry about it dripping.
There is also no worry about it spreading or spraying onto unintended areas.

Apply it to the areas you are concerned about, leave it, and then rinse it off.

I really like this because it gradually cleans the black mold on the gaskets that bleach can't easily remove (early treatment is important).

To relax from the heart

At the end of the day, I want to enjoy a relaxing bath time.

For that, a sense of cleanliness in the bathroom is required above all else.
It's not just about being clean; a sense of cleanliness is necessary.

Even if you are lazy, you can improve cleanliness and the sense of hygiene with groove cleaning just by leaving it on and rinsing it off with water.
I highly recommend this to you, who are lazy but love cleanliness!

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