How to Clean Under the Bathroom Vanity: Step-by-Step

 

Clear the Area

 

• Remove any items stored inside the vanity, like cleaning supplies, toiletries, or extra towels.
• If nothing comes off, at least shift items aside to allow full access to the base.

 

Vacuum and Dust

 

• Grab a handheld vacuum or the hose attachment and suck up loose dust and debris from the corners.
• Pay attention to cracks or crevices at the bottom, where dust loves to hide.

 

Wipe Down Surfaces

 

• Dip a microfiber cloth into a bucket of warm water mixed with a bit of mild cleaner.
• Wring out excess water to avoid over-saturating the area, then thoroughly wipe along the entire underside.
• Focus on any sticky spots or splatters – a little extra elbow grease goes a long way!

 

Scrub Stubborn Grime

 

• For any build-ups or mildew, use a small scrubbing brush or an old toothbrush dipped in the same cleaning solution.
• Scrub in circular motions until the grime loosens and lifts off the surface.

 

Dry and Replace

 

• With a clean, dry towel, wipe away any remaining moisture to prevent water spots or mold.
• Put the items back in the vanity, arranging them neatly. If possible, take the time to rearrange items for better organization.