The acid in the vinegar will help loosen the dirt without damaging the acrylic tub.
The baking soda can clean mold, mildew, and soap scum. It’s also gentle to use on the acrylic tub. For a stronger cleanser, you could use borax instead of baking soda.
Avoid using scrubbers or sponges that have a rough side designed for heavy-duty cleaning. Instead, look for a gentle sponge or just use a soft cloth.
You can also use a long-handled scrub brush, as long as the bristles are soft.
Lemon works well for removing hard-water deposits.
You can use a mild antibacterial soap that you’d use for hand washing your dishes. This is gentle enough to regularly use on your acrylic tub.
Most tub manufacturers update their approved cleaner list every few years, so ensure that you find the most recent list available.
Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions for cleaning the tub.
If you’re unsure if a product is safe to use, only use it if it says it’s safe to use on acrylic surfaces.
Regular washing will also keep stains from forming in the acrylic tub and tile near the tub.
Instead, use soft cloths and sponges. For example, you could use a microfiber or terry cloth towel.
If you leave cleanser or clog remover in the drain area, it could damage the acrylic surface.
