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Flushing toilet, when viewed in slow motion, resembles a fireworks display. And since germs linger in the bowl even after flushing, bacteria such as E. coli and salmonella can fly into the air and land on the seat, the handle, and other surfaces at any time.
Ultraviolet C disinfection.
The sink drain wins for highest bathroom bacteria count—topping even the toilet seat. Experts have detected as many bacteria down there as you would find on a cutting board used to slice raw meat. And faucet handles? You touch them after using the toilet and before washing your hands.
A stubborn odor or clog can quickly turn any drain into a nuisance. Clean drains regularly to get rid of odors and buildup of organic residue that can lead to clogs.
Having a clean and functional exhaust fan in your bathroom not only helps with bathroom odor, it also moves moisture out of the bathroom and helps prevent mold and mildew, which can become a health issue if left unaddressed.
Besides the soap-scum issue, there’s the showerhead, which can harbor Mycobacterium avium, a pathogen linked to pulmonary disease. Experts say that turning on a neglected shower can send millions of germs straight into your lungs.
Pressure washing. It lets you blast hard to reach areas from a safe distance.
HEPA vacuuming for hard to reach area
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