For stubborn stains, use a small amount of abrasive cleaner. Use a soft nylon brush to clean the non-slip surface on the bottom. Do not scrub with steel balls, wire brushes, or abrasive sponges. Flush the Jacuzzi system more than 2 times a month. Adjust the nozzle clockwise to the fully closed position to prevent air leakage.
Fill the tub with hot water from the highest nozzle to more than 2 inches, or leave water in the tub after use. Add low-foaming powdered automatic dishwashing liquid and 2 cups of a small amount of household bleach to the water. The Jacuzzi is turned on after 5 to 10 minutes, and the surface of the tub is rinsed with water after the water has been drained.
A bathtub that is in a hot and humid state for a long time can breed a lot of bacteria, and sometimes it becomes clean and the surface looks clean, but there are actually a lot of bacteria present. Bathtub maintenance recommends regularly wiping the surface of the bathtub with hot water. Please do not use disinfectant casually. Because disinfectant water does not necessarily kill mold, fungi, etc.
To handle surface dirt smoothly, simply scrub the surface with a discarded soft-bristled toothbrush dipped in bleach, which will remove both dirt and mold. If there are hard-to-clean stains, you can wipe half a lemon with salt, or you can wipe with whitening toothpaste on a soft-bristled toothbrush. Turpentine is also handy at this time. Products that are usually used to clean toilets are very convenient for scale. When you hate the smell on your nose, there are also natural bath repairs that add white vinegar to lemon.