• Once a month, remove the cover and lay it flat on a clean surface (like your deck or patio).

• Rinse thoroughly with a hose or bucket to remove loose dirt and debris.

• Using a soft-bristle brush, scrub with a gentle solution (1 tsp of dish soap to 2 gallons of water).

• Use circular motions and avoid letting soap dry on the surface and rinse thoroughly.

• After cleaning, apply a vinyl conditioner or a quality saddle soap as directed.

• Gently massage the conditioner into the vinyl using a soft cloth or sponge.
  

• Conditioning helps restore UV blockers and plasticizers that prevent drying and cracking.

• Avoid silicone-based products. These can dry out the vinyl and may void your warranty.

• Before placing the cover back on the spa, wipe down the underside to remove dirt or chemical buildup.

• This prevents material breakdown and helps the cover stay in peak condition.

• Clean and condition more frequently if your spa is in direct sun, harsh weather, or high-use environments.

• Routine care keeps your cover looking great and performing better, longer.

Some changes to the vinyl — especially underneath — are normal over time.

• Exposure to spa heat and chemicals can darken or lighten the vinyl underside and slightly raise its texture.
  

• These changes are cosmetic only and do not affect performance.