Acrylics can be costly to replace. Here are some ways you can avoid replacing acrylics prematurely:
1.Keep tanning bed filters clean. This simple act of vacuuming filters when they are dirty will work wonders for your tanning equipment’s ventilation system. When the filters become clogged with a thick layer of dust, the tanning bed cannot breathe properly, and begins to overwork itself. This restricted airflow causes excess heat to build up and eventually damage acrylics. Acrylics become brittle and easier to break when they are constantly hot. Filters are usually located in the back, sides, and/or front of the equipment. Check them once every two weeks (Click here to read more)
TANNING BED SERVICE TIPS
Welcome to Smart House Electric’s website! Here you can discover our wide range of commercial and residential tanning bed repair services available to all customers in the Pacific Northwest.
We also have an extensive lamps and parts supply which you can purchase from anywhere in the world. Simply call 503-208-6677.
Looking to rescue your tanning bed? You’ve come to the right place. We can help you:
+ Purchase lamps
+ Repair your tanning equipment
+Advise you on repairing your own equipment
+Perform routine cleaning and relamping
+Purchase spare parts for your units
+Install or relocate equipment
We are the premier tanning bed service company of choice for most manufacturers and area salon owners. Find out for yourself why Oregon and Washington tanning salon professionals prefer Smart House Electric!
Owners of Smart House Electric, from left, Sonja and Kent Larsen, with friend, Lateef Khan of JK Products (Ergoline). Photo taken at NW Tanning Expo, Seattle 2013.
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Tanning Bed Disenfectant Cleaner
1 Gallon Concentrated $50. Call 503-208-6677 to order.
Keep tanning bed filters clean. This simple act of vacuuming filters when they are dirty will work wonders for your tanning equipment’s ventilation system. When the filters become clogged with a thick layer of dust, the tanning bed cannot breathe properly, and begins to overwork itself. This restricted airflow causes excess heat to build up and eventually damage acrylics. Acrylics become brittle and easier to break when they are constantly hot. Filters are usually located in the back, sides, and/or front of the equipment. Check them once every two weeks (Click here to read more)
