Scrubbing required?: Do you enjoy cleaning? (Apparently some of us do!) Are you willing to put in some scrubbing effort to get results or are you after products that require minimal effort? Aimed predominantly at shower cleaning, you may prefer to use a more versatile cleaning product if you have a shower curtain instead of a screen. Key specs Simply spray the surface and leave for 30 minutes before cleaning with water and a sponge. HG Mould Spray is very potent, so it is recommended you wear gloves and open a window if you can. Alternatively, look out for their new foam spray which claims to offer a milder fragrance. Key specs For reasons of hygiene and safety, personal grooming products, cosmetics or items of intimate clothing cannot be returned.

Whilst some bathroom cleaners can have quite an overpowering and chemical smell, Method comes with a more natural eucalyptus mint fragrance inspired by the natural world. Key specs Users did report quite a strong chemical smell, so ensure the room is well ventilated during and after use. Key specsVinegar, soak some kitchen roll in and leave it on the affected areas for a bit, clean off with a sponge or microfiber cloth, I use an old toothbrush for scrubbing round taps and plug holes. It doesn't smell great while you’re using it, but the smell it's gone once washed off.” Tip recommended by Trixieandkatya) It’s unlikely you’ve got through adult life without seeing a Cilit Bang advert and hearing the dulcet tones of Barry Scott shouting: "Bang and the dirt is gone!" I clean mine once a week with my usual bathroom cleaner, but spray after every shower with shower spray. Nothing fancy, the Astonish one works well. It does make a big difference, I stopped using shower spray as a test once and it looked manky after a couple of days.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user Theneverendinglaundry) Ecover Limescale Remover is fabulous! I'm trying to be more eco-friendly with my cleaning stuff.” (Vetted by Mumsnetter IToldYouIWasFreaky)

There are lots of bathroom cleaners to choose from, so how do you decide which ones to add to your shopping list? Here are some things to consider when selecting the right bathroom cleaners for you. Application method: From easy to use bottles with nozzle sprays to tablets, pastes and foams, which application method do you find easiest to use? Price: How much are you willing to spend? Are you comfortable buying a variety of products to get the job done or would you prefer to pay more for one or two more focused products?Cilit Bang Limescale and Grime is easy to use and suitable for everyday cleaning of your entire bathroom from sinks to toilets, bath tubs, glass, mirrors and even ceramic floors. Speed of cleaning: Some bathroom cleaning products have an almost instant effect, whilst others require to be left on surfaces for a prolonged time period before seeing results. Which fits best with your cleaning routine? Also consider the type of dirt, as things like mould will take longer to remove. If you’re frustrated with seeing grease, grime, stains or streaks on your shower screens, windows and bathroom mirrors, you may wish to use a bathroom cleaner specifically for windows and glass. Viakal spray is a godsend - shiny taps and no water marks on shower doors. Fantastic stuff.” (Recommended by Mumsnetter loveliesbleeding1)

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Homemade bathroom cleaner alternatives

If you’re looking for eco-friendly bathroom cleaning products that use sustainable materials and are kinder to our environment, then Ecover products have an excellent reputation and a wide choice of products across their cleaning range. Have you heard about The Pink Stuff? It’s fast becoming a cult product, loved by all throughout the cleaning community. Effective at removing stubborn stains including soap scum and even rust on taps and plug holes, simply spray onto the surface and leave to work for a few seconds before cleaning, wiping away and rinsing – absolutely no scrubbing required. Finally, we weighed up which products were most suited to each area of your bathroom or cleaning challenge to bring you our definitive list of recommendations. Why you should trust us

The amount of time it takes for bathroom cleaners to work depends very much on the product. Some more stubborn limescale, grime or hard water stains may require repeat use, or for the product to be left on for a prolonged amount of time. On average, most cleaning products take between five and 30 minutes to work effectively. Prefer to make your own? If you’re looking for a natural home made alternative to shop bought bathroom cleaners, why not try making your own vinegar-based bathroom cleaners at home like these savvy Mumsnetters? The majority of bathroom cleaners contain chemicals and as such, should be kept away from children and used based on their individual safety instructions on the label. You should avoid using products that contain chlorine bleach at the same time as others that use ammonia as this can release toxic gases. You should always ventilate your bathroom when cleaning and some cleaners recommend wearing gloves to protect your skin. What is the best bathroom cleaner?Scent: Some of the stronger bathroom cleaners can have quite an overpowering or chemical scent. Whilst you can ventilate the rooms while in use to reduce the impact, you may prefer a more subtle or natural fragrance.