🛀 Oh Yuk Jetted Tub Cleaner: Effective & Safe for Jacuzzis, Bathtubs, Whirlpools - 16 Ounces, 4 Cleanings per Bottle Review

We bought a house with a hot tub that was probably never cleaned properly. Is always. So there was a LOT to clean up. We ended up buying a lot of bottles as more and more stuff kept falling out. We have to run it 13 or 14 times with much more than the amount stated on the bottle (1/4 to 1/2 bottle each time). We then called the company and told them what was going on. They said their product works really well with certain types of dirt/biofilm, but we should also try running some liquid…

I'm not even sure I want to go back to my memories of what happened with Oh Yuk. We moved into our house in August 2013. The master bathroom features a walk-in shower with multiple jets. When we moved in, I cleaned the nozzles with bleach and dishwashing powder (you know, Pinterest style), and I've run this cycle through a few more times since. We mainly used this bathroom and shower tray as we are renovating our other bathroom. Since I cleaned the jets fairly regularly and cleaned the tub…

I have cleaned our hot tub very extensively with dish soap since we installed it five years ago. Every time I cleaned it, a small amount of dirt flew out of the nozzles. In recent years I have noticed an increase in problems with cleaning the tub. A ring of foam formed within two days of washing the tub, and after the water dried, green and orange deposits appeared on the bottom of the tub. And the water started to smell bad which made it very uncomfortable to soak in the jacuzzi. After…

I Want My Mommy! Whaaa! So rude! Causes dry vomit and my stomach isn't even weak. I had just cleaned my jets two weeks ago and they ran clean, no "black monsters" came out. I just thought they were clean. Oh no. I was wrong. Ran once with Oh Yuk and this greasy green, brown and black goo kept coming out. Then I poured a tub of clean water and there were all these 1" x 1" biofilm flakes floating around that I had never seen before. So my guess is that Oh Yuk pulled this stuff out of the pipes…

My wife told me that we really should clean what appeared to be a clean bathroom. We moved into a house where the previous owners weren't the best cleaners. She made me buy this product based on the reviews. My only complaint is that the label needs to be bigger. OH Yuk is missing. OH YUK YOU MAY BARF could be better. I think someone had a poo in my bathtub installation and this is the only product that gets it out. Looks like we've got shit up our pipes for 7 years. The fecal film of paint…

My 17 year old hot tub, purchased five years ago with my used home, was primarily a dust collector (probably all my life) for a number of reasons I won't do . reveal. don't come here I've tried cleaning and "disinfecting" it several times with various home remedies, mainly from internet cleaning groups, at various times, such as bleach and hot water. hot vinegar and dawn; citric acid etc. Yesterday I got my first bottle of Oh Yuk! Jacuzzi cleaner and immediately got to work, filling the tub…

I love this material. At first I was skeptical. I'm a terrible germ phobia and this worked well enough to actually take a bath at my new location with the jets on. I used the product as directed on the bottle; Fill tub with warm/hot water via jets (I made 1-2 inches higher), add 4 ounces of product and run jets for 15 minutes. 12 oz so you don't even need a measuring cup or anything. When I first cleaned the tub, I used it for the recommended 15 minutes. I wasn't sure what to expect because I…