can you use in a jacuzzi
1506995
It depends how you are using it in the jacuzzi. Directions on it say: "For applying mopping applications, apply 4 oz per standard mop bucket. For other surface cleaning, such as dumpsters, trash chutes and urinals, use 4-8 oz per gallon of water and apply within a sprayer. Bio Drain may also be used in power sprayer systems or hose end sprayers at a rate of about 1/2 to 2 oz per gallon of water. This product will not be harmed if blended with an IGR and/or pyrethroid or non-repellent insecticide. The applicable pesticide lable must be followed in tis instance."
1506996
I used it on a bathroom sink. I really have no idea if you could use it in a Jacuzzi. I don't see why not if it is drained. I'd check with the manufacturer of product and your Jacuzzi.
1506997
Sorry, I do not know the answer. However, it did not work for me at all in my Kitchen drain. Ultimately, I used baking soda followed by about a cup of plain white vinegar. The drain gnats were gone after two applications. You pour about a cup of baking soda into the drain (I guess you might need more in a bigger drain) then you dump in a good amount of the white vinegar. It all bubbles up. It kills the drain gnats, though. I now use this combination regularly (maybe once a month) to keep my drains clean. Good luck.
532122
They do not really , we use ours for my Mom in. Jacuzzi tub because it was "hard plastic" to sit on and this gave some cushion under her- since the beads in it do move - so not soft like a pillow and doesn't get softer with water
1741919
You could, but the heating element does not heat up the water very hot (in my experience).
2089685
I haven't tried that, but you could put them in the bathtub so the water won't be as hot
2269611
It does actually go pretty high, I think the highest I saw it go was 108 or so. My question is however, you are not planning to put a baby in the jacuzzi are you? Because please don't.
2000310
I don't see why not. Our spa is attached although we don't heat it, so not absolutely sure.
156261
I would think so...I repaired a leak in my Jacuzzi with it, and used masking tape as a form. When poured into the form, came out rock hard. Just make sure what u are adhering to is very clean. Good luck
1123890
Easy to remove, ideally need 2 people to put it on. My jacuzzi is under the porch so primary function is to keep leaves, bugs & birds out. Works well. I'll go back to the insulated cover for the winter.
990558
Yes, I'm using it in my tub for my husband. You have to be able to get your legs over the edge of the tub. Make sure it's anchored into the wall securely and it works like a charm!
1909341
We have our jacuzzi outdoor but we live in Houston and I only heat my jacuzzi 2 hrs prior to using and this does well I have a cover over it but it's not the thick kind it's just those green canopy kind with elastic to keep it from blowing up and together they work well
1811167
Karen: I have always kept the was in the spa over the summer and never had a problem with it. If there is bacteria in it, it isn't hurting anything. That's my naive solution. Linda
105965
I suppose you could but the heater was not very good at getting the water hot enough to be very effective.
2085488
I don't have a jacuzzi, but I can't think of any reason the lift would not work. I have a deep soaking type tub, and the only thing that doesn't work are the side flaps. They are easy to remove, just slide off and I took them off. They will not support you without resting on the sides of a tub and they won't reach the sides of mine, the tub is too wide. I don't have any problem with that, however.
1506245
We used ours on a jacuzzi j-380. It is my understanding that the 300 series use this filter.
92966
Yes, that is how my Mom uses it. As other users have said, just check tightening before you get in. Also be sure the longer part is outside of the tub for added security.
2236392
Yes you could but I would not recommend it. The lid does not seal tight. I reckon if you sat the urn inside a tub to contain any spillage you would be OK. It kept water warm for a couple hours after I unplugged the first time I tested it out. Warm enough to make decent hot chocolate.
1871294
Yes you can, I've used water and the heater,runit for 2 cycles and they come out great.