Former cleaner here, most peoples bathrooms look like that, I used to tell folks to get a professional in to get it to a good state, then it’s just maintaining it.
For instance, look up a bunch of reviews, go into a bunch of commercial places and ask who does their cleaning (if it meets your standards of course). Most commercial cleaning companies also do domestic work, you can also in some instances get a single clean done, whatever areas you do/don’t want cleaned and see what the final cost is.
Cleaning company I used to work for almost always overquoted, on the grounds that we gave the worst possible out come in terms of price, and most clients were pleasantly surprised at the outcome.
There are also many who underquote to lure clients so don’t rush in finding a good cleaner.
I got an eye infection just looking at the grout between the tiles.
Former cleaner here, most peoples bathrooms look like that, I used to tell folks to get a professional in to get it to a good state, then it’s just maintaining it.
Salt and citrus juice and scrubbing.
In a pinch yeah, or just use bleach and scrub, mold killer if need be, you can get brushes meant for grout also.
How do you find a trustworthy cleaner at an ok price?
Honestly mate it’s a case of shopping around.
For instance, look up a bunch of reviews, go into a bunch of commercial places and ask who does their cleaning (if it meets your standards of course). Most commercial cleaning companies also do domestic work, you can also in some instances get a single clean done, whatever areas you do/don’t want cleaned and see what the final cost is.
Cleaning company I used to work for almost always overquoted, on the grounds that we gave the worst possible out come in terms of price, and most clients were pleasantly surprised at the outcome.
There are also many who underquote to lure clients so don’t rush in finding a good cleaner.
I can here to say something to the effect of cheap country blah blah can’t afford bleach?