Freestanding Bathtub

Why might a freestanding bathtub be easier to clean than other bathtubs?
Freestanding bathtubs may be easier to clean than other types of bathtubs for several reasons:
No-obstruction design: Freestanding bathtubs are usually not blocked by shower doors or shower curtains, which means there are no obstacles when cleaning and it is easier to access all parts of the bathtub.
Smooth surface: Many freestanding bathtubs are designed with a smooth surface, which helps reduce the accumulation of dirt and scale, making cleaning easier.
Easy to move: If the weight of freestanding bathtubs allows, they can be moved or rotated to make cleaning the bottom and corners of the bathtub easier.
Drainage system: Freestanding bathtubs usually come with their own drainage system, which means the water can be drained quickly when cleaning, reducing the accumulation of water and scale formation.
Fewer nooks and crannies: Compared to recessed or corner bathtubs, freestanding bathtubs are typically designed to be simpler and have fewer nooks and crannies, which are often places where dirt and mold can easily hide.
Visual Inspection: Since freestanding tubs stand on their own, any dirt or scale is more likely to be noticed, which helps with timely cleaning.
Easy maintenance: Some freestanding bathtubs may come with easily removable accessories, such as faucets and handheld shower heads, which make cleaning and maintenance easier.
Design considerations: Freestanding bathtubs are often designed with ease of cleaning in mind. For example, the internal curves of some bathtubs can reduce the retention of water and dirt.
Frequency of use: Freestanding bathtubs are often viewed as a luxury bathing experience and therefore may not be used as frequently as showers, which may mean they require less frequent cleaning.
Professional design: Many freestanding bathtubs are designed by professional designers with a balance of beauty and practicality in mind, including ease of cleaning.、

How to reduce the impact of direct sunlight on a freestanding bathtub?
The following measures can be taken to reduce the impact of direct sunlight on a freestanding bathtub:
1. Sun Shade: Install awnings, umbrellas or blinds over the tub area to reduce direct sunlight.
2. Location selection: When designing and arranging the bathtub, try to choose a location that can avoid direct sunlight for a long time.
3. Use sunscreen products: For bathtubs made of certain materials, you can apply sunscreen products, such as UV protection spray, to reduce ultraviolet damage.
4. Clean regularly: Keeping your bathtub clean can reduce stains and scale problems caused by direct sunlight.
5. Use a bathtub cover: Use a bathtub cover to protect your bathtub from direct sunlight when it is not in use.
6. Indoor Tubs: If possible, place your tub indoors or on a covered patio.
7. Material selection: When choosing a bathtub, consider choosing a material with good weather resistance and UV resistance, such as ceramic or some high-quality acrylic materials.
8. Regular maintenance: Check the bathtub regularly for cracks, discoloration or other damage and repair it promptly.
9. Avoid high temperatures: Try not to use the bathtub for a long time in hot weather to reduce the impact of thermal expansion and contraction on the bathtub.
10. Use reflective materials: Using reflective materials on the floor or walls around the bathtub can reduce the absorption of solar heat.
11. Plant shade: Provide natural shade for your bathtub by planting tall plants or using wall-climbing plants.
12. Water treatment: When using a bathtub, avoid using overheated water, because high temperature water will accelerate the aging of the material.