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How Do I Build A Bathroom That Is Easy To Clean? - Soak It Up Series with Matt Plaskoff

#bathroom #bathroomdesign #renovation How Do I Build A Bathroom That Is Easy To Clean? This is a question we get all the time. I hate maintenance, I don't want to maintain, I don't want to have to clean all the time, I don't want dust in all the crevices and whatnot, I hate grout etc. etc. Here are some tips for easier cleaning bathrooms: 1. Tile: You are going to want to gravitate toward larger format tiles, 12 x 12, and 12 x 24 sizes rather than a bunch of little tiny tiles on the floor. That will minimize your grout joints. Also maybe gravitate towards porcelain tiles. 2. Cabinetry: Often times people who prefer easy clean will do a flat door with a nice piece of hardware on it so they can just wipe down the cabinet doors. 3. Countertops: Natural Stone, harder to take care of than a quartz product. There are many really wonderful quartz products out there. They are easy clean, no stain and many of them can look like Natural Stone. Make sure that you put that sink under the counter rather than on top of the counter so you’re not creating some extra crevices. 4. Shower Door: For the shower door, go with a frameless type shower door that has minimal amount of metal. 5. Walls: We like to use an eggshell paint on the wall which is actually a washable flat paint that can be simply wiped down but it doesn't have the glossy shiny of the semi-gloss or high gloss paint. Learn more: https://oneweekbath.com/ Call Us At: (888) 374-0622 Connect With Us On Social: Facebook:   / oneweekbath   Twitter:   / oneweekbath   Pinterest:   / oneweekbath