A Bathroom with Nothing in It Makes Cleaning So Easy: A Minimalist Bathroom

Today, I’m giving you a little peek inside our bathroom!

About seven years ago, I stopped using soap and shampoo because of my allergies.

After I started growing my hair out, I eventually brought shampoo back into my routine.

But I only use it about once a week, so I keep it in the changing area rather than in the bathroom.

As a result, there’s basically nothing in our bathroom. ↓

Oh, except for my bath-cleaning sponge! 😂

For everyday cleaning, all I do is drain the bath after soaking and give the bathtub a quick rinse with the sponge.

As for the floor and washing area, I simply sweep away the water with my hand and turn on the exhaust fan. By the next morning, everything is nice and dry. ✨

That’s all it takes to keep the bathroom dry and sparkling clean.

Since I don’t use soap, the drain doesn’t get very dirty either, so I only need to give it a quick rinse with water about once a month.

By the way, I found that removing the drain cover completely helps prevent moisture from getting trapped underneath. 👍

I don’t use any soap or cleaning products on my body or in the bathroom.

Because I don’t spend time washing my body with soap, my entire bath routine—including cleaning—takes only about 15–20 minutes.

Just by making a few small changes to the way I bathe and clean the bathroom,

life has become sooo much easier! ✨

Thank you so much for reading today. 😊