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Jetted tubs are more difficult to remove than regular tubs because of their size. Removing a jetted tub during a bathroom remodel or home renovation is a significant undertaking, but you do not need a plumber to do it.Oct 4, 2020

Disabling the System Completely. Some jetted tub owners consider detaching the jet nozzles and installing plugs or caps over the openings to disable the system completely. ... If you truly don't want a jetted bathtub, you may need to remove it and the whirlpool system completely and install a new bath.Oct 1, 2020

Twist the jet until hearing a 'click' sound. Pull the jet nozzle out of the liner. Clean behind the jet and clear the nozzle of any debris. By removing the jet this should also remove any air locks behind it.

Although there are conflicting opinions on this issue, one thing is for sure: The era of oversized jetted tubs is over. In fact, tubs have already overstayed their period and are more of a style statement in your bathroom than being actually useful.Nov 29, 2019

Jet & Whirlpool Tub Costs

The total cost to install a jetted whirlpool bathtub ranges between $1,500 and $17,000 with an average price of $6,500. This price includes the cost of the tub itself as well as installation charges and materials. Jetted bathtubs, also called whirlpool tubs, come in many shapes and sizes.

For a simple solution, remove the jet tub heads and resurface the tub with a new bathtub liner or professional resurfacing product. These liners and resurfacing solutions will cover the existing tub in a waterproof layer. Similar to a shower liner, they are custom molded and fit to your tub.Jul 17, 2017

• Steps to Clean the Jets: Adjust the jets so no air will flow through. Fill the tub to about 2” higher than the jets. Add bleach and lemon dishwashing detergent. Run the jets for 10-15 minutes. Turn off the whirlpool and drain the water. Rinse the tub with clean water.

• Reach into the tub and grasp the outside edge of the damaged water jet. Twist the jet counterclockwise to release the damaged jet from the jet housing. Pull the jet from the tub.

• So, How many jets does a hot tub need? A basic smaller hot tub will probably be fine with 12 jets. Medium sized hot tubs have around 24 jets whilst larger models can have 50 or more. The positioning of the jets, variety, and quality are far more important than sheer quantity.