About liners
Why fiberglass?
The possibility of insulating the walls and bottom of the hot tub.
Easy maintenance and cleaning.
A smaller amount of water is needed (1400-1600 liters) compared to other bathtubs.
Pleasant surface of the fiberglass insert.
Possibility of installing various massage and other systems.
Comfortable bathtub shapes, adapted to the human body.
A hot tub with such a fiberglass insert is much lighter than a wooden one.
Various colors.
No possibility of water leakage.
How to maintain fiberglass?
Surface cleaning. Use a soft cloth or non-abrasive sponge for this process. Doing this once a week is advisable to prevent dirt or algae from accumulating.
Deep cleaning. Drain the water from the hot tub completely every 3-4 months (or as needed). Use a non-abrasive, fiberglass-friendly cleaner to clean the surface. Avoid harsh chemicals that can damage the gel coating.
Rinse the surface thoroughly before filling the hot tub.
Do not use steel wool, rough sponges, or harsh chemicals that can scratch or discolor the fiberglass.