I haven't used the jetted tub in 8 years. Should I do a preliminary cleaning with bleach and Cascade Complete prior to using Ahh Some?
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You should decontaminate your hot tub useing hot tub forums method.http://www.poolspaforum.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=19115
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Are you asking about a jetted bath tub or a hot tub? For a jetted bath tub I would use the Ahh-some. It may take a couple of cleanings to get everything out of the pipes. This product is amazing.
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YES YES YES! I was so frustrated with our old tub with the nasty iron stains from well water. All the usual suspects never worked adequately, like CLR. Then I read someone's post on an online forum sharing how she had a 100 year old tub, and she used Bar Keepers Friend and it worked beautifully without harming the finish. So since our house is just about as old as that, I went right out and got BKF and it is awesome. The tub now sparkles after using it. Can't speak for toilets. For that I use The Works. And that works like a champ. Good luck!
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I think it will. First I would recommend performing a regular cleaning. If you don't know how, here are a couple of sites for standard cleaning techniques: http://www.us.kohler.com/us/Flushing-Your-Whirlpool/content/CNT900255.htm?locale=en_US and http://www.wikihow.com/Clean-a-Jetted-Bathtub If you don't want to use bleach (may damage internal gaskets), use vinegar instead. After you do that, use this product to get rid of the biofilm. I started getting gunk from mine as soon as I started the system.
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I use a damp sponge that has been lightly sprayed with Lysol disinfectant spray. We've had the one in the master bath for several months, and it looks as new as it did when it arrived. I don't know if bleach would do any damage to the finish or not. Hope this is helpful.
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Yes it is, our tub was given to us and the previous owners used Baqua-Spa we should have used the Citri-Clean twice right off the bat but I didn't to save money, instead we had stuff floating around that would release from the hoses. Live and learn and the owner told me to do it twice too. ENJOY
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I would agree. The main differences I can see is that the cascade complete has a pre-treating solution and a rinse aid. It works well if your water is reasonably soft.
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Turn inside out. Spray with Tylex mold remover. Let sit 5-10 minutes. Rinse off (use the hose) and let dry thoroughly. Should be good as new. (I've even used Clorox bleach and it also works, but the Tylex works faster.)
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You need the deep soak drain. You don't need the tile bead kit. The manual is for several tubs. It isn't written clearly and I mistakenly bought the tile bead kit which is for a different tub.
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There is actually a "descaler" solution made for the machine. Pick some up quickly at bed bath or order some here. Do it outside and make sure you are upwind! Some nasty stuff coming out of there.this will keep your machine clean for years..Waterwise Distiller Kleenwise Cleaner/Descaler - 40 oz.
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No this should not be done. The Cascade has no cleaning properties that will work for this application and chemicals should not be mixed.
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I don't think it will. The Mrs uses a bunch of different type cleaners and I know she likes the bubbles and kaboom. As long as the cleaner is non abrasive, like comet or ajax then it should be ok. Also try and not scrub too hard with some tough scouring pad. It's been a few months since I treated our tub and it's still great.
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I use bleach and water with a scotch brute pad. I also use a camel back (hydration pack) cleaning system to get the handle area and corners. It works great.
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Sorry, we have only used it in fiberglass tubs. If it stains slightly I use clorox cleaner on it.
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Yes. I believe instructions in the packet itself say "best to wash before use" and something about cool water delivate cycle. That surprised me, but now I am using them I can vouch for hot water and a no-bleach cleanser is just fine.
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no wait necessary as far as i can tell. i used mine for an hour and a half straight by turning off the sauna at the end of each 30 min session and turning back on. if you don't it cuts the time down by 5 minutes. a safety caution i imagine. i think the better question here is sanitation and the potential to get carbuncles and staff infections due to cross contamination. so the wait time should be considered the cleaning time. keep a bottle of bleach spray and a towel handy.
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I am not certain re: the bleach. If you do I would recommend a good flushing out of unit with fresh water after the application of mild bleach.DJ
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Just run the regular sweeper. No pretreatment is required. Our house we bought was a model home. The carpets didn't look dirty. But we have six little dogs and when we first moved in the peed ALOT. This took care of all stains and I couldn't believe the dirt that was on the floor. And it smelled wonderful.