5 tips for cleaning your Hot Tub/Jacuzzi: - By: CGCS

1. Purge your Spa: Prior to draining any existing water from your hot tub, place a spa purge agent into your hot tub to clean out bacteria from the plumbing lines. You can find these online or a store such as Home Depot.

2. Drain the hot tub: Drain the water from your hot tub; remembering to turn off the power first!

3. Clean the surface of your spa: You will need to pay special attention to the water lines where sticky build-up can occur; Also do not forget to wipe down the pillows as well. It is suggested cleaning the inside of your hot tub with a solution that does not create suds and is not abrasive. Use this solution with a soft rag. For hard-to-clean stains, try a surface cleaner made specifically for spas (again, you can find these online or at Home Depot). After cleaning, rinse out the hot tub througly to get rid of any cleaning solution residue.

4. Clean and Protect the Hot Tub Cover: Take notice of any rips or tears in the vinyl of your hot tub cover; these tears can cause loss of heat to your hot tub. Protect your cover with a vinyl protector.

5. Clean the exterior cabinets: Wipe down your cabinet with a mild, non-abrasive cleanser.

That’s it. Regular cleaning service and maintenance on your hot tub will ensure a long lasting life and deter bacteria growth
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