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Sunbed Maintenance


Many indoor tanning enthusiasts love the idea of being able to enjoy their tanning sessions in the convenience of their own home. But besides the cost of purchasing a home sunbed, many people worry about how much maintenance the machine requires. The good news is that modern home sunbeds are well designed and require only minimal maintenance. But there are some routine checks and upkeep you will need to perform to ensure your sunbed is functioning efficiently and will continue to give you a deep, even tan.

It is important to give the sunbed a quick wipe down after every tanning session. Tanning lotions and oils can cause residue. This can leave a build up on the sunbed bulbs, which over time can halve the efficiency of the sunbed, and can eventually damage the acrylic shield. Too much dust can also reduce the effectiveness of the tanning bulbs.

If the bed is in heavy use, give it a quick check once a month. The user manual should give a list of problems you may experience, as well as troubleshooting solutions. For instance, you should check that the lamps seem to be working correctly. This monthly inspection will probably take a matter of minutes, and the chances are you will not find anything to cause concern, but 5 minutes every month can protect the longevity of your sunbed and maintain a safe tanning experience.

Give the sunbed a thorough clean once a year. Meticulously clean the bulbs then scrub and disinfect the acrylic shield on both sides. It is very important to use a proper acrylic cleaner, preferably one which is specially formulated for use on sunbeds. Using inappropriate cleaning products can actually harm the bed and may necessitate the replacement of the acrylic shield if the damage is severe. Your yearly cleaning session should take around an hour if done properly.

One of the most important aspects of sunbed maintenance is replacing the bulbs. The bulbs can lose strength over time and emit lower levels of UV rays. As a result, you will need longer sessions on the sunbed to produce the desired depth of tan. However, sunbed bulbs should only need to be replaced every 4 to 5 years, maybe a little less if you use the bed very frequently or it is often used by friends and relatives. All the bulbs should be replaced simultaneously to ensure an even tanning experience.

Sunbed bulbs must be replaced by bulbs which are compatible with the make and model of your sunbed. Check your user manual or refer to the manufacturer if you are not sure which bulbs are suitable. To save money on your sunbed supplies, check the internet for wholesalers who sell bulbs and other necessities at a discounted rate.

Always retain the manufacturer's manual you will have received at the time of purchase as this contains essential information for the upkeep of your sunbed. For further information, speak to a sales advisor at the retail outlet where the sunbed was purchased or contact the manufacturer to request further information.





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