a stubborn, grayish scum ring around the porcelain that you then have to scrub off. Worse, the fine sand and grit in the water can cause micro-scratches in the glossy finish of your fiberglass or porcelain tub. Over time, these scratches make the tub look dull and actually make it harder to clean in the future because dirt gets trapped in the grooves. Furthermore, the hair and grit can easily bypass the drain cover and clog your P-trap.
The Ultimate Solutions: Where the Water Actually Belongs
The Indoor Winner: The Utility Sink
The absolute best place for mop water inside the house is a deep laundry or utility sink. It is specifically designed to handle grit, it has a high backsplash to prevent messes, and it usually has a wider drain pipe that resists clogging.
The Old-Fashioned Farmhouse Trick: The Garden
If you mop your floors using a natural, eco-friendly
