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Let's say you are lazy af and want to design your own house.
How would you design a self-cleaning or easy to clean bathroom? Say, a bathroom that you are able to clean fully using pressure washers, window cleaning robots, UV lights, cleaning soap dispensers (like https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX5AAiwpiz8&t=265s) or whatever, and then using something (a big fan maybe) to dry it quickly.
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Floor sloped to middle, floor drain, and marble, granite, or some other kind of waterproof tile and grout on the floor, up the walls, and even on the ceiling. Plumb a steel line through the walls to a quick connect to plug in your pressure washer outside and run it inside to wash it all down.
Or stainless sheeted and fully welded seams.
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>>2977903
>self cleaning toilet
i'd probably not design it like this
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>>2977937
They only disinfect, they don't clean.
Just build out of non-porous materials, SS steel, glazed tile (grouted with Opus signinum or other GP mortar), granite etc
The annoying parts of cleaning are cracks crevices and porous surfaces
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>>2977903
Concrete floor with a floor drain. Sealed with epoxy. Pic related for fixtures.
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Any tips to make my flat easier to clean generally? I spent a few days fixing my cable management, that helped but ideally I would like most things to take as little time as possible. I already have a robot vacuum and mop.
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>>2978537
Have less stuff. Put stuff in closed storage spaces so less dusting is needed. Make it easy to move furniture around so you can clean underneath/behind. Always consider how much effort is needed to clean something if you want to buy something new. Have the right cleaning agent for each job. Have someone else do the cleaning.