Below are the specific steps for cleaning the bathroom, planned according to the logic of "from top to bottom, from dirty to clean", which is efficient and not easy to miss items:

I. Prepare tools and cleaning agents
Tools: rubber gloves, toilet brush, glass squeegee, microfiber cloth, old toothbrush, mop, trash can, storage basket (for sundries).
Cleaning agents: toilet cleaner, glass cleaner (or white vinegar + water), tile cleaner (or baking soda + soapy water), disinfectant spray, mildew gel (for treating mildew stains in corners).
II. Step one: Clear sundries (5 minutes)
Countertop / Floor:
Temporarily store bottles and jars such as shampoo and skin care products in the storage basket to expose the countertop and floor (for subsequent cleaning).
Pick up trash such as paper towels and hair on the floor and throw it into the trash can.
Shower area / bathtub:
Remove bath balls, soap dishes, etc., and check the corners for water accumulation or hair clogging the drain.
III. Step two: Dusting from top to bottom (10 minutes)
Ceiling / Lighting:
Use a dry cloth or electrostatic duster to remove cobwebs from the corners of the ceiling. Wipe the surface of the lights with a microfiber cloth (avoid using a wet cloth in a humid environment).
Mirror / Glass partition:
Spray glass cleaner (or white vinegar water), wipe from top left to bottom right with newspaper or squeegee, and clean the edges with an old toothbrush.
Towel rack / Shelf:
Wipe off water stains and soap scum from the surface of the rack with a wet cloth, clean the gaps with a toothbrush, and wash the cloth when it gets dirty.
IV. Step three: Focus on cleaning the toilet (8 minutes)
Exterior:
Spray disinfectant spray on the toilet lid, button, and tank surface, and wipe clean from top to bottom with a cloth, paying attention to the edges and gaps.
Interior:
Lift the toilet lid and evenly squeeze toilet cleaner along the inner wall (covering the area above the waterline). Use a toilet brush to scrub the inner wall, outlet, and edges clockwise.
After brushing, pour in half a cup of white vinegar (or drop in a toilet cleaning effervescent tablet) and let it sit for 5 minutes. You can clean other areas during this time.
Rinse with clean water, check for any remaining stains, and repeat once for stubborn yellow stains.
Base gap:
Use an old toothbrush dipped in baking soda water to scrub the gap between the toilet base and the floor, then wipe clean with a wet cloth.