Calcium deposit removal on jet tubs

[ZUKEYPR]

Just what it say anyone have a golly gee whiz way of getting rid of it? I've tried comet, vinegar, lime away, and a paste comprised of baking soda and hydrogen proxide.

 

[Skylinerider]

CLR always seems to work for me. It's in the cleaning aisle.

 

[Caleb]

CLR or white vinegar. If you can soak it in white vinegar, the deposits will just fall off. CLR works great as well, just costs more.

 

[jeep-N-montero]

CLR or white vinegar. If you can soak it in white vinegar, the deposits will just fall off. CLR works great as well, just costs more.

This is what we use, every few months I pour a gallon of white vinegar in the tub and let it fill enough to run the jets. I run the jets for a few minutes, let it sit 10 minutes, run the jets again, let it sit again, do this for an hour or so and drain it.

 

[ZUKEYPR]

CLR didn't put a dent in it. I'll try Black ZJ's method. Thanks for all of the responses

 

[ZUKEYPR]

FYSA, White vinegar worked fantastic. Thanks again for the tip

 

[RogueJeepr]

The previous owner our house replaced the main bathroom tub with a Jacuzzi tub . Its a pain to clean and I cant find a brush to get inside and around the jets . I found something that was a small pointed twisty brush but it still dosent do the job in the hard to reach crevases . Any recommendations ?

 

[ZUKEYPR]

Put that white vinegar in, flip on those jets and you don't need a brush holy cow the crud came out of it