How To Make Tanning Beds Cleaner
Public tanning beds are cleaned regularly, but you may still be concerned about how often and how well the one you are about to use was cleaned. You can clean a tanning bed yourself before you use it. If you use natural ingredients, you do not need to be concerned about using chemicals that close to your skin.
- Mix equal parts white vinegar and plain water in a spray bottle. Vinegar is an excellent disinfectant and does not leave behind any residue. It will not harm plastic or acrylic surfaces and leaves glass streak-free. Although many people find that vinegar has a very strong smell, the scent dissipates as the vinegar evaporates.
- Add lemon juice to the spray bottle. You can add any amount you wish. Lemon juice is also a disinfectant and it adds a pleasant smell to the cleaner. Some people find that the lemon juice counters vinegar's natural odor and makes cleaning with vinegar more palatable.
- Shake the spray bottle well to combine the water, vinegar and lemon juice.
- Spray the cleaning solution directly onto the tanning bed. Be sure that you spray it anywhere that someone's skin might come in contact with the tanning bed.
- Wipe the bed down with a soft cloth. Make sure you wipe down all of the surfaces with the cleaner.
- Repeat the spray, if needed. You can store your unused cleaner in its spray bottle for several months. If you use a small spray bottle, you can make just enough to use for each visit to a tanning bed.