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CLEANING AND DISINFECTING PROCEDURES
Please check your state board requirements for cleaning and disinfecting procedures.
You must clean and disinfect your portable spa after each pedicure, after the last
pedicure of the day, and once a week for overnight cleaning. Cleaning your spa will
keep it in good working condition and will kill harmful bacteria and germs that can
cause infection.
TO CLEAN YOUR PORTABLE SPA
After each pedicure:
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Drain water from portable spa and remove all debris.
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Clean all the surfaces and components using low-sudsing soap or detergent, and a
non-abrasive brush. Remove all visible residues from basin and rinse with the sprayer.
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Never use ammonia or harsh chemicals.
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Only use EPA approved disinfectants to clean the spa.
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Rinse off with clean water using the sprayer and wipe dry with a clean towel.
After last pedicure of the day:
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Repeat all the steps listed above.
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Pour three teaspoons of low foaming dishwasher crystals (not gel) for up to six
gallons of water into basin. Follow your state board requirements as they may differ.
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Turn on the jets and let the spa run for ten minutes.
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Turn off the jets and drain the water from the basin.
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Rinse the basin with clean water using the sprayer.
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Refill the basin with clean water. Turn the gets on and run for one minute.
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Drain the water from the basin and turn off the jets. Wipe dry with a clean towel.
Once a week:
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Repeat steps for “after each pedicure.”
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Pour three teaspoons of low foaming dishwasher crystals (not gel) for up to six
gallons of water into basin. Follow your state board requirements as they may
differ.
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Turn on the jets and let the spa run for ten minutes.
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Turns jets off and let solution sit overnight in basin (six to ten hours).
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On the next day, drain, rinse, and wipe dry with a clean towel.
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Make sure to keep record of the date and time of the cleaning for last pedicure of
the day and overnight cleaning.
CAUTION:
Cleaning products that contain abrasives can damage your spa. Only use
non-abrasive products.
