How to Clean a Kohler Hot Tub System
Kohler hot tub systems provide the ultimate in relaxation for stiff or sore muscles. After a workout at the gym or a stressful day at the office, there is nothing more soothing than a hot whirlpool bath. It's important to clean your tub regularly to preserve its beautiful finish, and to flush the system so that bacteria does not develop in the jets. With proper care, your Kohler hot tub system will last a lifetime. Follow the directions below to keep your tub looking and functioning like new. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Plastic pitcher
- Non-abrasive liquid concentrated cleaning solution
- Rubber gloves
- Sponge
- Towel
- 2 tsp. powder dishwasher detergent
- 20 oz. bleach
Instructions
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Rinse your Kohler hot tub system with clean water from a plastic pitcher after each use to avoid soap scum buildup.
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Clean your tub weekly with a non-abrasive cleanser. Fill the tub one-quarter full with warm water, and add liquid concentrated cleaning solution according to package directions. Wearing rubber gloves, swish a soft sponge in the tub to mix the water with the cleaning solution. Use the soapy water in the tub to clean the top, sides and bottom of the tub in a circular motion with medium pressure. Empty the soapy water from the tub, and rinse thoroughly with water poured from a plastic pitcher. Use a dry towel to wipe the top and sides of the tub.
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Once a month, flush your Kohler hot tub system to avoid bacterial buildup. Turn all of the jets clockwise as far as they will go. Fill the tub with warm water so that the highest jet is completely covered in water. Add 2 tsp. powdered dishwasher detergent and 20 oz. of bleach to the water.
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Run the whirlpool system for 10 minutes. Put on rubber gloves to open the drain on the tub, and let the tub drain completely.
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Rinse the tub with warm water from a plastic pitcher, and wipe off the top and sides with a dry towel.
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Tips & Warnings
Never use an abrasive cleaner or sponge on your Kohler tub, as it can permanently damage the finish.
Always use a plastic pitcher instead of glass or porcelain to rinse your tub just in case you drop it.
