How to Clean PVC Bathroom Doors?

External factors severely damaged our PVC doors in the bathroom. Humidity caused moulding issues on our PVC doors, particularly in colder climates. And dealing with these was challenging for me. I therefore hired a professional cleaner for my bathroom PVC door cleaning, and I observed the process as he followed closely. He cleaned it with water and borax. I have shared the detailed process below so that it may help you.

How to Clean PVC Bathroom Doors Easily?

The specialist's plan to clean my PVC bathroom door with borax alarmed me. I questioned him, "Won't this chemical destroy my door?" He said borax is a safe and effective PVC cleaner. It offers protection against mould and other germs since it contains oxygen, water, sodium (natrium), and boron.

Here is the process the expert followed to clean the PVC door of my bathroom within a few minutes.

• He started by cleansing my PVC door of dust and grime with a damp cloth.

• Then he filled a bucket with one litre of water and a full spoonful of borax.

• He then dipped a sponge in the mixture and squeezed it.

• Finally, he used circular motions to clean my PVC bathroom door and let it dry.

The result was amazing, and my door started looking new again. Using borax is a must if your door also has mould on it. I hope you found these tips helpful.

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Hi there. I saw you asking how to clean PVC bathroom doors. I can help you with the cleaning process I follow for my bathroom doors. I use soapy water, a sponge, baking soda, and other items to clean the door.

How to Clean PVC Washroom Doors?

Here is the stepwise process to clean PVC doors.

1. Wipe your door using a wet, soapy sponge. Rinse it off using excess soap and water.

2. Wipe the door with a clean and dry cloth.

3. Move on to the door frame’s inside. Begin from the top of the frame and move to the sides in a downward motion. This helps stop the dirt from moving around the frame, and you won’t need to wipe the same place twice.

4. Take a vacuum cleaner and start it while pointing above the inside of the frame to remove debris. You can alternatively use damp kitchen wipes to clean the frame’s insides.

5. Check and wipe the locking mechanisms of the door. Clean the door handles with any anti-bacterial spray of your choice. 

6. If there are stains on the door handle, you can apply a mixture of lemon and baking soda.

7. Use soap and water to clean the door’s glasses. Finish by wiping the glass using a microfibre cloth.

I recommend not using harsh chemicals or cleaners because they may scratch and damage the door. To remove any mould or mildew, use a cleaning solution and add a little bit of white vinegar to it.