Best Way to Clean Your Bath Pillows at Home!

Bath pillows are perfect for your neck when you want to enjoy a long bath and can be the perfect gift for any loved one, but their charm and luxury can get a little messy when mold or mildew is present. 
Maybe you've had your bath pillow for a long time and are just starting to notice some mold, don't worry, we've got you covered. With this guide, you'll find the best way to clean your bath pillows!

Baking Soda

You may have heard that baking soda is a cleaning miracle. It's true that the reaction between vinegar and baking soda can have a huge impact on stains. But when it comes to this cleaning combination, it is important to use it correctly. 
All you need to do is add some diluted vinegar to your bathtub pillows and work in the baking soda so that it creates a paste that you scrub with a sponge or a used toothbrush. Scrub vigorously to make sure you remove all the mold, then leave the pillows outside to air dry and kill more bacteria.
The beauty of this combination is that you can also use it for general cleaning. So while you're waiting for the pillows, you might as well get any suspicious spots on the tub, tile walls or shower curtain clean!

Bleach

If you prefer something tougher, you can also use a mild bleach wash. 
First, however, if you can't find the label, you should check the material of the pillow and its source. Some bath pillows may not be made of materials suitable for bleach. If, after careful inspection, you are ready to start, then open your bleach and let's really power wash your bath pillows!
Instead of making a paste, you will need more water and less bleach. This is because bleach is a very strong chemical and too high a concentration can lead to undesirable consequences. What you need to do is to mix a very small amount of bleach with a large amount of water. You can then scrub as usual, making sure to remove all stains and mildew from the pillow. 
You can use the rest of the solution to continue cleaning your bathroom! You can also use it for general bathroom maintenance, just be sure to dilute the solution as the bleach is very strong. 

Keep it dry

Because one of the best ways to reduce stains and mildew on your bath pillows is to prevent them from building up. This can be done by cleaning the bathroom frequently. Ensuring that items are disinfected and organized regularly can greatly improve cleanliness. 
However, there are some areas that are prone to mold and mildew. Most of these are in damp and humid areas. If you have an exhaust fan in your bathroom, you can use one to do this. Another way to reduce moisture is to avoid leaving damp clothes/towels in the bathroom. 

When everything is ready, when the tub and bath pillows are clean, it's time to enjoy your bath. We want to provide you with these effective and simple cleaning methods so that you can resume enjoying your bath immediately. 
In fact, you can browse our products and have a spare bath pillow ready so you can take care of soiled pillows later. We also sell non-slip bathroom foot mats that lay on the tiles to protect you well. Contact us now to get a quote!