Bathroom Werx Blog

Cleaning the bathroom isn't always the most exciting of household duties and not a task most people enjoy spending a lot of their spare time on. Regardless, it's important to keep your bathroom clean for the health of your household. With this in mind, we've compiled a list of some simple cleaning hacks designed to make your life easier, saving you precious time and energy. These options are also natural alternatives to chemicals - all with the ability to get the job done wh...

At the end of a long hard day, sometimes all you want to do is unwind and relax. The bathroom should be a space where you're able to do just that. If your bathroom is dark and uninviting, there are some simple and easy solutions to create a space more welcoming.   1. Take a minimalist approach Messy spaces are overwhelming, too much stimuli causes unnecessary stress. With the sheer amount of product we tend to store in our bathrooms, it's no wonder they can end up with cl...

Have you ever noticed small cracks in your bathtub? Perhaps they're only hairline in appearance, but what is happening underneath can be much, much worse than it looks. A thin, small hairline crack is the early stages of a much bigger problem at hand. Over time, what once was a small crack will grow at an exponential rate. But the greater cause for concern is what could be happening behind the scenes. If left unfixed, the real damage to the tub might not be all that noticeable strai...

Does your bathtub look a little worse for wear? Are rust stains plaguing every occasion when you want to enjoy a relaxing bath? The unsightly, orange appearance of rust is a common bathroom headache. Cleaning becomes increasingly difficult and bleach only enhances the problem, causing further damage to your tub. We've compiled a quick list outlining the most common causes of rust in baths, how you can prevent recurrence and options for permanent fix. (Some of which are cheaper and fas...

Bathrooms get a lot of use - from brushing our teeth to showering, we're in and out for a fair amount of time during the day. The bathroom also uses a lot of resources, in particular and most obviously, water. Making your bathroom more eco-friendly not only saves you money but is less damaging to the environment, too. With these simple steps and choices, you can make more conscious decisions to reduce your home's wastage (and reduce your water bill).   1. Stop all leaks...