How do I clean tough water stains from around the jets in my Acrylic whirlpool tub? I have tried using a vinegar and baking soda paste but the water stains remain under the jets.

It may help, but an enzyme cleaner is the way to go.

No. Only lemon juice, vinegar, and a couple other acids can activate baking soda.

No. They are different products with different purposes. Do not use them interchangeably.

You could try mild soap and water for just the footprints and then go back over with the vinegar/water.

You would use one cup of each, but don't add the vinegar until the rinse cycle.

When you run the dishwasher, the water jets will mix the two ingredients. It's the same as when you add the soap, it gets dissolved and sprayed through the jets...

No, both at the same time: baking soda on the bottom of the dishwasher, glass of vinegar on the top rack. Mid-cycle, stop the dishwasher, open the door, wait 20...

You can try other cleaning elements such as bleach, borax, or hydrogen peroxide. Refer to "How to Remove Bathroom Mold" for instructions on trying these alternate methods.

No. There are high chances of the soil to become acidic or basic, which can spoil the plant and the soil.

Yes, they are the same.