We understand vertical surfaces can be a real challenge to wash and sometimes, no matter how hard you try, they always somehow end up looking dirty after cleaning.
Today we’re going to let you in on some industry insider tips on how you can clean vertical surfaces in your RV easily, quickly, and efficiently.
You won’t have to scrub (and re-scrub) if you take our helpful vertical surface cleaning advice on board.
Vertical surfaces can be a challenging area to clean but you can make the job a lot easier by using the right method and the right supplies.
Follow these five tips for cleaning vertical surfaces in your RV to save time and effort during your cleaning sessions.
When cleaning vertical surfaces like walls or cupboard doors, the most important thing to remember is to always start washing from the bottom and work your way up to the top.
If you start washing from the middle or from the top down, your cleaning water is just going to run, creating streaks on the dried surface - and nobody wants their surfaces looking like a referee’s jersey!
Why are these streaks bad?
When your cleaner streaks down onto the unwashed, dry surface and sticks to it, it creates annoying marks that will take some extra elbow grease from you and your cleaning supplies to remove.
So instead of putting yourself through the extra trouble of cleaning the same area twice, always wash your vertical surfaces from the bottom up and avoid annoying streaks of cleaner.
Now that you’ve cleaned your surface with the appropriate cleaner and you’ve avoided streaking the surface it’s time to rinse.
Always rinse your cleaned surface with fresh water. There’s no point in rinsing your newly cleaned surface with the bucket of dirty water you’ve collected, that’s just counterintuitive and will only cause you to create more mess!
So rinse your vertical surface with fresh water and work from the top down to ensure your surfaces are shining.
Now, you don’t have to do this step, but it will give you the satisfaction of stepping back and admiring your perfectly clean wall.
If you do decide to dry your vertical surface after washing it, use a
dry, absorbent cloth and dry your surface from the top down.
Drying the surface won’t clean it ,but it’ll let you see the results of your efforts immediately. You’ll be able to spot if you’ve missed any dirt or grime as opposed to if you waited for it to air dry.
A great tip for cleaning vertical surfaces, especially if it’s in a shower or tub area, is to use a shower squeegee to remove all the water into the shower or tub base and into the drain.
A good shower squeegee is a quick and easy way to remove any soap scum or hard water spots. It’ll also keep your surfaces cleaner for longer!
When cleaning vertical surfaces it’s important to have the right tools for the job, and this includes cleaners.
Here at Gabe’s Pride, we offer our customers eco-friendly cleaning supplies free from harsh chemicals and toxic ingredients.
We recommend checking out our
bathroom cleaner when cleaning any vertical surfaces in your shower or tub. We also have an
RV essentials pack that’s full of eco-friendly cleaning supplies that are ideal for keeping your RV clean all year round.
Remember that bleach isn’t your friend and you shouldn’t be using it to clean your vertical surfaces. Bleach won’t clean your space properly and it’s incredibly bad for your health.
Instead of bleach-filled products consider checking out our
eco-friendly multi surface cleaner.
By cleaning smarter and more efficiently with eco-friendly products you’ll be able to get your surfaces clean in no time.
We hope this guide on how to properly clean vertical surfaces has helped you out.
If you’re in need of some RV cleaning supplies to clean your surfaces out then check out our full selection of environmentally friendly cleaning supplies on
our online shop where you can find everything you need.
From multi-surface sprays and bathroom cleaners to mops and toilet brushes, we have everything available
in our eco-friendly cleaning supplies store.
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