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Bleach to wash the hull?
RG writes:
If you're just dealing with water spots, one of the cheapest and most effective treatments is a vinegar and water solution. Vinegar is a very costly way to buy protons. Buy muriatic acid at a pool store and dilute to the appropriate strength. Or the Zep calcium-lime-rust cleaner (CLR clone) at Home Depot. |
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