Have you cleaned your Bubble Tube lately? Here is your guide to making sure your Bubble Tubes and other sensory room equipment continue to operate at peak levels.
More than likely you have made a sizable investment in your sensory room equipment and you want it to last. You don't want to walk back into school in August and find strange things floating in your bubble tube or yuck on the fiber optics. We have put together a maintenance guide for your sensory room equipment guide to walk you through closing up your sensory room for the summer.
As always, we are here for you if you have any questions or need some assistance. 800-467-6222
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