How to Sanitize a Jacuzzi Tub
Jacuzzi hot tubs are a great place to unwind after a long day or a strenuous exercise routine. They help your muscles relax and bring calmness to a hectic life. However, all this peace can be shattered if bacteria and scum are growing unchecked around the tub. Harboring a warm, moist environment and soaking bodies, hot tubs are vulnerable to unwanted guests in the form of germs and oil buildup. With a careful sanitization routine, you can return a hot tub to its relaxing, inviting state. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Bucket
- Warm water
- Soft brush
- Hot tub surface cleaner
- Sponge or washcloth
- Sink
Instructions
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Drain the water from your hot tub.
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Take out the filter and rinse it under the sink with warm water. Set it out in the sun to allow it to dry completely.
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Fill a bucket with warm water.
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Use hot tub surface cleaner available at pool and spa stores and some hardware stores, and a soft brush dipped in the warm water to scrub any scum that may have built up around the tub.
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Clean the cover, inside and outside, with the same cleaner, brush and water.
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Use a clean, damp sponge or washcloth to wipe out the surface of the tub and the cover.
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Refill the tub with properly chlorinated water, according to manufacturer's instructions, to maintain a clean environment.
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Tips & Warnings
Avoid using household cleaners, if possible. Check the pH balance of the water, if you do use household cleaners as they may cause a disruption in the pH level. The pH level should be kept between 7.2 and 7.8.
