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Many folks say not to put lines in the washing machine but I find that they
get clean and stay supple and comfortable to handle after being run through the machine. Any frayed ends will worsen, so if possible fix that before washing the lines. (Allocate plenty of time to untie them! They really get knotted together)! If you have a mix of colored and white lines, I'd wash each color separately. Don Dando "Lloyd Sumpter" wrote in message news ![]() 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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