Bathtub cleaning tips

Bathtubs can be divided into acrylic bathtubs, steel bathtubs and cast iron bathtubs according to their materials. The service life of the bathtub is closely related to maintenance.

When cleaning the acrylic bathtub, use sponge or flannel, don’t use coarse cloth, scouring pad, and don’t use any cleaning agent containing granular objects. It is best to avoid direct sunlight and high temperature contact with cigarette butts. . Use mild cleaning agents (such as dishwashing detergent), do not use abrasive cleaning agents. Acrylic bathtubs can also be cleaned with glass water. The cast iron bathtub should be thoroughly rinsed with clean water after each use, and wiped dry with a soft cloth. If you encounter stubborn stains, you can use a small amount of abrasive cleaning agent to clean it. Use a soft nylon brush to clean the bottom non-slip surface. Do not use steel wire balls, steel wire brushes or abrasive sponges to scrub.

The jacuzzi system should be flushed more than twice a month. Adjust the nozzle clockwise to the fully closed position to prevent air leakage. Pour warm water into the bathtub to 2 inches above the maximum nozzle, or leave the water in the bathtub after use. Add two scoops of low-foaming powdered automatic dishwashing detergent and a small amount of household bleach to the water. Turn the jacuzzi on for 5 to 10 minutes, then turn it off, drain the water, and then rinse the surface of the bathtub with water. When the bathtub is kept hot and humid for a long time, a lot of bacteria will grow. Sometimes after cleaning, the surface looks clean, but in fact there are still many bacteria. It is recommended to wipe the surface of the bathtub with boiling water on a regular basis. Do not use disinfectant water casually, because disinfectant water may not kill molds and fungi.