Ladders and water shields
Traditional doorstep stones or water barriers can disrupt the floor surface, creating rough, difficult-to-clean areas. Dirt also easily accumulates at the edges and corners.
Suitable way to do it: You can use a uniform type of floor tile for the entire space, limiting door thresholds to create seamlessness. In the bathroom, drainage ditches should be designed long, narrow and with a reasonable slope instead of creating many retaining walls, making cleaning more convenient.
Interior with too low legs
The space under the sofa, bed or cabinet with low legs is often very difficult to access with a broom, mop, or robot vacuum cleaner. When cleaning, users may have to bend down or move furniture, causing the work to take a lot of time.
Suitable way to do it: Prioritize furniture with high legs or wall-mounted design, with a distance from the bottom of the furniture to the floor of about 15 cm or more. This space helps the robot vacuum cleaner and moppers easily access, limiting dust accumulation.
Black faucet and shower head
Black faucets and shower heads create a modern feeling but easily reveal water stains and mineral debris. When the water droplets dry out, white debris can clearly appear on the surface, requiring the device to be cleaned regularly.
Suitable way to do it: You can prioritize white or metallic showerheads and heads such as gray or silver to limit the feeling of exposed sediment. For the sink area, the drawn-out showerhead is also a convenient choice because it helps to easily clean corners and surrounding areas.
Too many clothes folding shelves in the closet
Arranging too many compartments and shelves to fold clothes can easily cause things to be disturbed every time you take an item underneath. After a while, clothes may pile up and make the cabinet quickly become messy.
Suitable way to do it: You should rebalance the space inside the closet, increase the area for hanging clothes. This way helps clothes to be neatly arranged, easy to observe and take them out without disrupting other items.
Slided door rays placed on the floor
Sliding door rails with grooves are often places where hair, dust and small trash easily accumulate. Because they are located close to the floor and have many narrow gaps, cleaning can take time, even needing to use hands or small tools to remove dust.
Suitable way to do it: You can choose a suspended sliding door, not using underfloor rails, which makes sweeping and mopping the floor more convenient. If using a floor-mounted sliding door, priority should be given to minimalist rail design, limiting gaps and hidden corners. For the wardrobe, hinge doors are also a worthwhile choice because they do not create additional underfloor rails to accumulate dust.
