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Executive Series
21.0 Shell Surface Cleaning
Cleaning Above the Water Line
The perfect product for cleaning the shell surface above the water line (when the spa is filled) is
ThermoSpas All Purpose Cleaner. This helps to prevent a scum line from forming. Because it is a
natural enzyme, it will not affect the water’s chemistry, it’s safe to use, it won’t scratch the acrylic,
and it helps to eliminate mold or mildew odors without bleaching the surface.
Note:
Beware of using products such as Windex, as they will alter the water’s chemistry; or other
abrasive cleansers that can scratch the acrylic surface.
1. Spray the exposed surface area of the shell above the waterline with All Purpose Cleaner.
This will not affect the water chemistry.
2. Wait a few minutes and then simply wipe away the grime with a soft cloth or damp sponge.
For heavily soiled areas, spray generously, wait five minutes and scrub with a two-textured
sponge. ThermoSpas offers an accessory called the Scum Mitt, which is perfect for this use.
Deep Cleaning the Entire Shell Surface
Anytime the spa is drained and dry, we recommend two products when cleaning the entire shell
surface: ThermoGloss and All Purpose Cleaner. ThermoGloss helps create a hard, durable, pro
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tective coating on the shell that seals the surface and hides scratches in the acrylic. All Purpose
Cleaner is ideal for ridding the surface of any dry residue.
Note:
Do not use car wax of any kind.
1. Remove any scum lines using All Purpose Cleaner.
2. Shake ThermoGloss well before using and apply only on the shell surface. The surface
should be completely dry upon application.
3. Spread evenly using an overlapping circular motion.
4. Allow the ThermoGloss to dry, spray All Purpose Cleaner on the dry residue left by the
ThermoGloss, and wipe the shell surface clean with a dry, soft cloth.
Cleaning products for your spa can be purchase at ThermoSpas’ online store at
online.ThermoSpas.com.
Cleaning the Shell Surface
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