Attack the sink basin with the same spray you used earlier. A quick scrub with the sponge, especially around the faucet base where grossness hides. Rinse with a splash of water and wipe dry.
Now, sweep everything off the counter. Toothbrushes, cups, that half-empty bottle of fancy lotion—just move it. Wipe the surface in one big, satisfying sweep. This is not a deep-clean situation; this is a “I don’t want to look at that toothpaste crust” situation.
The Shower: A Speed-Run Rinse
This is the part where people usually give up. But not you! Grab a squeegee if you have one, or just use your hand in a pinch. Run it down the glass door or shower curtain to shoo away water spots.
Give the shower floor a quick spray and a swish with the shower brush. If you have a detachable showerhead, blast the walls for two seconds. You’re just refreshing it, not pressure-washing a patio. Good enough is the enemy of procrastination.
