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Bathroom sinks work hard every day, collecting everything from toothpaste and hair to soap scum and skincare residue. Unlike kitchen sinks, which primarily deal with food waste, bathroom basins require a different cleaning approach to tackle the unique mix of grime, limescale, and product build-up they endure.
If your sink is looking dull, feeling sticky, or starting to give off an unpleasant smell, it’s time to refresh it with a thorough, eco-conscious clean.
In this blog, we’ll show you how to clean a bathroom sink properly, depending on its material, and how to deodorise plugholes naturally using Bio-D’s Bathroom Cleaner and Home & Garden Cleaner. Both are available in refill-friendly packaging to support a greener lifestyle.
Bathroom Sink vs Kitchen Sink: Why the Approach Matters
While kitchen sinks face grease and food scraps, bathroom basins are more prone to:
These factors demand specialised products that are gentle on surfaces but powerful against grime, exactly what Bio-D Bathroom Cleaner is made for.
Know Your Sink: Material Matters
Before you begin cleaning, identify what your sink is made of. The cleaning technique varies slightly based on the material to avoid damage:
Bio-D’s cleaners are safe on all of the above, as they contain plant-based, non-toxic ingredients free from synthetic fragrances and harsh chemicals.
Cleaning the Sink Bowl
What You’ll Need:
Steps:
Removing Limescale, Soap Scum and Toothpaste Residue
Hard water stains and soap residue often cling around taps and drain fittings. Here’s how to deal with them safely:
For weekly maintenance, repeat this process to prevent build-up.
Cleaning the Overflow Hole
The overflow hole (the small slot near the top of your basin) is a breeding ground for bacteria and musty smells. Clean it by:
This small step makes a big difference in odour control.
How to Clean and Deodorise Sink Drains
Even the cleanest basins can smell unpleasant if the drain is clogged or dirty. Avoid harsh chemical drain cleaners by using Bio-D Home & Garden Cleaner, which is powerful yet eco-friendly.
Drain Cleaning Steps:
Repeat monthly or fortnightly depending on how often the sink is used.
Daily Sink Maintenance Tips
To keep your bathroom basin pristine and odour-free:
Using the 500ml spray bottle daily and topping it up with the 5L refill ensures you always have a sustainable, cost-effective supply of cleaner on hand.
Why Refill and Reuse with Bio-D?
Choosing Bio-D Bathroom Cleaner and Home & Garden Cleaner isn’t just good for your home, it’s better for the planet.
Setting up a refill system at home means fewer bottles in the bin, less plastic pollution, and long-term savings.
Your bathroom sink deserves more attention than a quick splash of water. By learning how to clean a bathroom sink properly and using Bio-D’s natural, refillable cleaners, you can eliminate grime, limescale, and odours—without introducing harsh chemicals into your home.
With Bio-D Bathroom Cleaner for surface shine and Bio-D Home & Garden Cleaner for powerful drain deodorising, every clean is a step toward a healthier, greener household.