Follow our step-by-step guide to cleaning this relaxing bathroom staple so you can soak sans stress 

There’s no denying how much we love jetted tubs. Is there anything better than having a long, relaxing soak in a hot bath, jets pounding away the stress and angst of the day? The problem arises when you go to take the bath and your tub is dirty. Jetted tubs are especially vulnerable to grime, germs, and bacteria —far from a relaxing experience. Give your jetted tub a tune-up with this handy guide, and we wish you a long, satisfying soak as your reward

Why should you clean a jetted tub?
Remember that bathtubs can accumulate a lot of germs, mold, mildew, and gunk. The build up is mostly due to all the body oils, soaps, and bath bubbles you put in it on a regular basis.
Along with grubbing up your bath water, those germs can get inside your body and could prove harmful to your health. Imagine if you will, how colossally unhygienic it is to lounge in a dirty Bathtub that’s not regularly cleaned. There’s just no way to reap the therapeutic benefits of a jetted bathtub when it’s not sanitary.

How often should you clean your jetted tub?
One easy way to maintain cleanliness in a jetted tub is to refill it with hot water after you’re done soaking, after each use. Leave the water to sit for 15 to 20 minutes to make sure it softens up any left behind grease or soap residue, and then drain the tub.

And to keep your jetted tub looking fresh, consider the products you use. Though tempting, it’s actually better not to use bath oils and other products that leave behind a greasy residue once the tub is drained.

What’s the black stuff coming out of my jacuzzi jets?
Things you’ll need to clean a jetted tub

• Baking soda

• Vinegar

• Dishwashing liquid

• Non-chlorine bleach

• Soft cloth

• Toothbrush

• Dental Floss (Optional): The one part of the jetted tub that is difficult to get into is the jets. You can use dental floss to get around and behind the jets and clean them thoroughly.

It depends on how you use it. If only used occasionally, you can clean it just four or five times a year. If you use your jetted tub regularly, it also needs to be deep cleaned at least once per month.

If you’re unsure whether it’s time to clean the tub, or you’re just looking for reasons to skip it for the day, here’s a good rule of thumb to follow: If you notice dark debris and black gunk floating in your bathwater, clean that tub, stat! Dark gunk floating around indicates a buildup of mold and mildew in the pipes. And that, friends, is not good.

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