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If you have a jacuzzi at home, then lucky you. Jacuzzis are a great way to relax after a stressful day or if you want to lower your blood pressure and massage your body. However, just like anything, they need proper maintenance too. This article will show you how to clean your jacuzzi and it would be particularly useful for those who are still considering whether to get one for their houses or no. Jacuzzis are similar to bathtubs, but there are some differences, so carry on reading and find out what you need to do. Just like any regular tub, your jacuzzi is prone to soap scum and different buildups, so start by cleaning it like you would clean your bathtub. Use a special bathtub cleaner and a rag, spray the cleaner and let it sit for a couple of minutes. Then rinse with cool water and check whether there are any spots that are particularly dirty, if so, then use a scrub brush to clean them. However, be careful and DON'T use abrasive cleanser if your jacuzzi is made from fiberglass. Next, fill your jacuzzi to the top with hot water in order to clean the jets. The jets are the actual spouts from where the water is forced out and they often get mold and mildew buildup around them. So heat the water until it's at least 60 degrees C to properly clean the jets. Add one 1 cup of bleach and 4 tsp. of dish soap to the water. End of lease cleaning experts from Melbourne suggest to put the bleach and the dish soap while you are filling up the jacuzzi, because in this way they can mix naturally. Then turn the jets on and let them run for about 20 minutes. This time should be enough to clean them inside out. After the 20 minutes are up, drain the tub. Now, fill the jacuzzi for second time, but this time with cold water. This will rinse out any leftover cleaner. Run the jets for another 15 minutes and drain. At the end clean the jacuzzi tub for the second time using the bathtub cleaner, because while you were cleaning the jets they might have pumped some dirt on the walls and the floor of the jacuzzi. Rinse out once again and here you go, your jacuzzi is clean. As you can see the process is pretty simple and straightforward and it will take up to an hour - hour and half of your time, but at the end you will have a sparking clean jacuzzi where you can relax.
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