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Doug Dotson
 
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Default Cleaning lines (ropes to the lubbers!)

When I was an avid caver, we would wash our climbing ropes
in Tide using a front loading washer (at a laundrymat of course
Use Downey in the rinse to give them a soft hand.

Doug
s/v Callista

"JR North" wrote in message
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Toss 'em in the washing machine on 'delicate' with some
Tide.
JR

Lloyd Sumpter wrote:

Hi,

Spring Cleaning time for Far Cove! I usually replace the lines, but
this year money's a bit tight. They're perfectly servicable, just rather
green from the Wet Coast's winter wetness. What's a good/safe way to

clean
them? I heard an oxygen-based bleach like Oxy-Clean was good for sails -
how about dacron lines?

Same question for sail covers.

Lloyd Sumpter
"Far Cove" Catalina 36 - shiny engine, not so shiny lines.


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