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Tanning-bed surfaces are typically made of acrylic, are inexpensive and react well to heat and weight. Acrylic is easy to clean, but should be sanitized properly when used in a tanning bed. Acrylic is porous, absorbing bacteria into the tanning bed surface, which can be transferred between users. Special sanitizers can quickly kill harmful bacteria, while wiping the tanning-bed surface clean of lotions and perspiration.
To begin a basic cleaning of a tanning bed, make sure the bed is turned off, unplugged and properly cooled. Remove the tanning acrylics that cover the UV lamps within the bed. Remove the UV lamps from the fixtures, and any other movable parts within the bed. Take a damp cloth and wipe down each section thoroughly. Periodically stop to rinse any debris or dust from the cloth, and make sure each section of the bed receives an optimal cleaning. Open the ballast tray under the tanning bed, and clean out the dust to prevent a fire hazard. If a deep cleaning is required, use a no-rinse disinfectant.