Do you mean the jets? I have a Jacuzzi bath tub. Home Depot has a cleaning powder you can use every few weeks. I use Soft Scrub to clean the actual tub. It all depends on what your tub is made of. You could look up the type of hot tub you have on line and the hand book should tell you how they recommend cleaning it.
Skip the stuff from the spa store - too pricy! Each time you drain tub to replace with fresh water, use vinegar and water (1/2 cup vinegar to 1 quart of warm/hot water). Dip sponge or nylon scrubbie in solution and wash all areas of hot tub as it is emptying. Rinse with fresh water from your hose as you go, while spa is still draining. I used this method for 10 years on our hot tub. It's cheap, natural and leaves your hot tub/spa squeaky clean with no lingering odors., honestly!
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Do you mean the jets? I have a Jacuzzi bath tub. Home Depot has a cleaning powder you can use every few weeks. I use Soft Scrub to clean the actual tub. It all depends on what your tub is made of. You could look up the type of hot tub you have on line and the hand book should tell you how they recommend cleaning it.
go to "DYI. Cleaning a hot tub " on your browsers
Both Kaboom and Scrubbing Bubbles work well .
Skip the stuff from the spa store - too pricy! Each time you drain tub to replace with fresh water, use vinegar and water (1/2 cup vinegar to 1 quart of warm/hot water). Dip sponge or nylon scrubbie in solution and wash all areas of hot tub as it is emptying. Rinse with fresh water from your hose as you go, while spa is still draining. I used this method for 10 years on our hot tub. It's cheap, natural and leaves your hot tub/spa squeaky clean with no lingering odors., honestly!
use baking soda