RubberMaid describes tub as a "Charging Tub", keeping cloths moist. Are there recommended solutions to pour in?
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No. The instructions suppose that you know what you want to pour in there. The tub has a sealing lid that would keep a liquid from evaporating.
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I use a small dab of dish liquid with water and then rinse it several times to ensure all the soap suds are gone. Then I turn it upside down on a drainer to let it dry overnight.
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During. I have a stackable bin i bought from Ikea for $5. I soak one foot at a time in it towards the end of my shower. The other foot stays on the bathtub floor for stability.
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I just put it I into our bath tub and left it there during use. If thT's not an option for you, I's sure you can use whatever you have to fill it.
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I used the bath shower at first. Then I got the more manageable Rince Ace - Sink Baby Rinser (from Amazon) - a gentle but effective spray. Then I prop the trays in my dishwasher to drain.
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Try a large rubber tub mat with lots of little suction cups on the bottom. The whirlpool's suction cups should stick to the smooth side of that mat.
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The bare minimum you would need with ordering this is a tub/basin, salt (table salt is fine), and water. That's it! If you want to keep things cleaner I recommend a liner (a small trash bag works fine).As for clean up, baking powder or bleach.
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The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while (more often). The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while... » Read More The best way I think would be to find a little container that is the perfect size to sit it in between scoops, and when you're ready to clean it, yeah, just dump boiling water into that container and then pour it out outside or in the toilet. Then you dont have to feel gross about it being in a bucket or something, adn also you have somewhere to store it in between. I don't think you really need soap usually boiling water will pull everything off and of course it sanitizes it so why use soap. That's what i do with my current one, and I just wipe the handle with a bleach wipe once in a while (more often). « Show Less
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For the various attachments I have just used Soft Soap and water, and a toothbrush with soft bristles. For the actual device. I just use a damp cloth where needed. The device usually does not get very dirty.
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Unfortunately, I had the same issue. I bought a stainless steel tub for our mud room. It was very difficult to fit to the sink and we had to have fittings made to fit. Now that it is installed, we love it. We found a commercial plumbing supply that was able to help us! You won't find what you need at a Lowes or HomeDepot.
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It's like a bar of soap. I use a soap dish with a soap saver inside so that water doesn't make it all gooey.
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I'm assuming you're talking about a free-standing tub filler? We used a tub filler mounted to the ground. The tub is very inexpensive, but the fitting on the drain is not standard and we had to mix and match parts from the hardware store to connect it to the plumbing in our house. Also, we glued ours to the deck as it is very light and could be unstable otherwise.
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Salts are ok. Oil can make a messy emulsion but I sometimes put up to 10 DROPS of tea tree oil, not enough do mess up the solution but a small amount is a good fundicide for the tub (and I love the smell).
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I can't get mine to suction over the drain in my tub, but you can get a stopper at any hardware store.
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For a quick spot clean, you can easily use a damp towel. For a deep clean, I prefer to take off the cover and wash it in my tub with baby soap and soft bristle brush. Put it in the spin cycle in the washer, then hang dry. Good as new. Hope this helps.
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Negative... clean your whole tub then rinse it out when completed. This is assuming of course that you don't have a whole beachful of sand in your tub.
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The container is a plastic tub. It is a firm enough soap that loading it up on a moderately wet brush is the only way to go. I use a small ceramic bowl to lather it up more thoroughly, adding small amounts of additional water, as necessary. Also, I find that this product works best when you use a little more warm water than usual. Otherwise, it produces a very dry lather which dries out quickly on your face...