Well, the number one reason your jetted tub should be cleaned properly and effectively, is that you purchased one of these units so that you could enjoy a relaxing spa after a hard days work. The second is having the peace of mind that the water in the spa is actually clean, not to mention that your family will want to use the spa frequently.

Many people let their jetted tub, jacuzzi, whirlpool or whatever they call it, go unused from the jet perspective because they have heard about how bacteria and human gunk (bio film) is built up on the pipe walls over time. They do not know how to clean the jet piping properly so they don't even use the bath. Well its time that everyone takes a seat and listens to how to clean your jetted tub properly so that they can enjoy it again.

I have researched and researched and researched how bio cleaners work within piping systems and realized that they are either synthetics, good bacteria or enzymes. To effectively clean inside the pipes you have to think "Drano". IMHO, Drano is a dangerous chemical and should not be used in the household. There are bio cleaners (green) out there that can be used in household piping, mostly sanitary discharges like toilets and sinks. But your jetted bathtub and spa is not the place to put harmful chemicals that may be left to linger in pipes and jets. This is why the Ahh-Some Jetted Tub/Spa/Bath Bio Cleaner is at the top of my list when it comes to cleaning the Jetted tub internal piping.

Ahh-Some Jetted Tub/Spa/Bath Bio Cleaner is a fantastic bio-cleaner that scrapes the inside of your plumbing system, the pipes and hoses that are the main part of your spa. It removes bio-films and dirt deposits, without the use of harsh or toxic chemicals.

Over time, even a well-maintained jetted spa accumulates unseen deposits of oily grime, micro-organisms, or other foreign matter inside the plumbing systems. Buildup of this bio-film inside your pipes reduces water circulation and jet action, and provides a breeding-ground for bacteria. Regular use of Ahh-Some Jetted Tub/Spa/Bath Bio Cleaner helps dissolve these deposits.

When it's time to clean your jetted tub (once a week), add a tsp of Ahh-Some Jetted Tub/Spa/Bath Bio Cleaner to your existing dirty bath water, and let the jets run for 15 minutes, then empty the tub and then do a quick wipe of your tub ... The job is done. You'll be totally in Ahh at the grime it removes from even well-maintained spas. Economical to use, 6 oz of Ahh-Some Jetted Tub/Spa/Bath Bio Cleaner will last you a year.

Don't you think it's about time to use that jetted tub and spa for the reasons you have it ... to relax in and take your mind off the rest of the world.