Jetted bathtub air circulation line cleaning method
OwnerJames C. Hauptinventor
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Abstract
A method for cleaning the air circulation line of a jetted bathtub uses a conduit that has one end received within water in the tub and the opposing end received within the air intake nozzle of the tub. Upon activation of the motor, water circulates through the air circulation line in order to clean the line, the water being picked up from the tub via the conduit. If desired, a cleaning solution can be placed into the water or into a housing that is fluid flow connected in series with the conduit, in order to enhance the cleaning process.
Claims4
A cleaning method for a jetted bathtub, the jetted bathtub having an air intake nozzle that leads to an air circulation line and a motor for circulating air through the air circulation line, the method comprising the steps of:
- filling the jetted bathtub with water;
- providing a conduit having a first end and a second end;
- placing the first end of the conduit into the air intake nozzle and the second end of the conduit into the water;
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- activating the motor so that the motor pulls the water from the jetted bathtub, through the conduit, into the air intake, and into the air circulation line.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.