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Always check with your state board for required cleaning and disinfecting procedures.
It is extremely important to clean and disinfect your pedicure spa
after each pedicure, after the last pedicure of
the day, and once a week for overnight cleaning
. Regular cleaning will help keep your pedicure spa in good
working condition. Proper and continuous cleaning will kill harmful bacteria and germs that can cause infection.
To clean the pedicure spa, follow these easy steps:
After Each Pedicure:
1. Drain water from the pedicure spa by turning the drain handle to the “Open” position.
2. Loosen the footplate by turning the footplate Knobs in a counter-clockwise direction. Remove the
footplate from the basin by lifting upward on the inlet cover. (
NOTE: Gently press down on the
footplate center when loosening the footplate Knobs, as this will relieve pressure and help loosen
the Knobs.)
3.
Remove all debris from the basin.
4. Clean all the surfaces of the basin and all components, as well as the top and bottom of the footplate and
both Knobs. Use low-sudsing soap or detergent and a non-abrasive brush. Remove all visible residue
from the inside of the basin and all other components. Clean off sensor on bottom of basin.
5. Rinse the basin with clean water using the sprayer.
6. Disinfect all components, surfaces, basin, top and bottom of footplate, and footplate Knobs with an EPA-
registered disinfectant, in accordance with your state board requirements.
*EPA disinfectants require
ten-minute contact
.
7. Rinse the basin again with clean water using the sprayer.
8. Thoroughly dry the basin and all other components with a clean towel.
9. Replace the footplate and secure by simultaneously turning both footplate Knobs in a clockwise direction.
(
NOTE: When replacing the footplate, carefully align the mounting studs with the mounting holes.
Tighten each knob until snug. Be careful not to over-tighten, as this can damage the Knobs.)
After Last Pedicure of the Day:
1. Drain water from the pedicure spa by turning the drain handle to the “Open” position.
2. Remove the drain cover as shown on page 21. Remove the impeller as shown on page 21.
Remove all
debris
. Then wash with low-sudsing soap or detergent using a soft brush. Disinfect the impeller and
drain cover as well as the area behind the drain cover. Replace drain cover and impeller.
3. Next repeat steps two through seven above as in “After Each Pedicure.”
4. After all components are put back into place, fill basin with clean warm water to the fill line.
5. Pour
three teaspoons
of low-foaming dishwasher crystals, (not gel) and
1 ounce
of household bleach for
up to six gallons of water.
Follow your state board requirements as they may differ from the above step.
6. Turn on the whirlpool and let run for ten minutes.
7. Turn the whirlpool off and drain water from the basin.
8. Using the sprayer, rinse off all components, surfaces, and basin.
9. Refill the basin with clean water and turn the whirlpool on. Run for one minute to rinse.
10. Drain water from the basin and turn off the whirlpool.
11. Wipe dry with clean towel.
12. Make a record of the date and time of this cleaning and disinfecting.
Once a Week Overnight Cleaning:
In addition to the daily cleaning, the following cleaning procedures must be done every week:
1. Follow
steps
one through five
above, as in “After the Last Pedicure of the Day.”
2. Turn on the whirlpool and let run for ten minutes.
3. Turn the whirlpool off and let the water sit overnight in the basin (six to ten hours).
4. In the morning, run the whirlpool for five minutes and drain the basin.
5. Rinse the basin with clean water using the sprayer and dry with a clean towel.
6. Make a record of the date and time of this cleaning and disinfecting.
CAUTION:
Cleaning products that contain abrasives can damage the pedicure spa. Use
ONLY non-abrasive products to clean the pedicure spa.
