A CLEANING expert has revealed the specific equipment she uses to tackle a challenging, dirty bathroom.

Auri Katariina, who goes by @aurikatariina on TikTok, posted a video showing a filthy bathroom, and the tools she used to get it clean.

First up, she got all of the clutter out of the bathroom.

Then, she dished up soap onto a ScrubDaddy, and washed all surfaces.

After she was done scrubbing, she took out a scraper to remove the grime.

Next, she sprayed the floor and the top of the washer with a shower head.

“ Have fun!” she joked, referring to the step in the process.

Then, it was time for wiping the floor with a Swiffer and then again with the BOOMJOY Floor Squeegee mop.

After that, she reorganized the cabinets and washed the shower walls.

To wash the walls, she used the scrub daddy and sprayed it off with the shower head.

Finally, to wrap up, she put in new towels and soap in the bathroom.

Most commenters praised the job she did.

“When I say you have my entire respect bc I start crying when wet food touches my fingers while washing the dishes,” one joked.

“I could never,” said another.

Auri is known as the cleaning queen of TikTok, and has amassed more than 7.7million followers and nearly 132 million likes.

She noted in the comments that the Scrub Daddy,  the smiling sponge that has been named Shark Tanks’ most successful product to date, does sponsor her.

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