Wet rooms are designed to drain, but they don’t dry themselves. Use a squeegee to push all remaining water toward the drain. Then, grab a dry microfiber cloth and wipe down the entire floor.
I know—it sounds excessive. But a wet floor attracts dust and lint faster than a cat on a warm laptop. Drying prevents water spots and keeps the floor non-slip.
How to clean a textured wet room floor | The US Sun
If you skip this step, you’ll wake up to a floor that looks like a tiger’s got spots. Your reflection will be all patchy and sad.
Bonus: The Weekly Deep Scrub
Once a week, do the full routine I just described. But once a month, add a grout brush and a paste of baking soda and water.
Apply the paste to seams and corners, let it sit for 15 minutes, then scrub with an old toothbrush. Your grout will go from grey to glorious. It’s oddly satisfying, like peeling a sunburn, but cleaner.
And always, always check your drain cover. Hair clumps form down there like tiny, damp gremlins. Pull them out with a drain snake or even a bent paperclip.
