On May 19, 8:50 am, "JimH" wrote:
The weather for today was predicted yesterday to be sunny and 70 with
possibility of showers on Sunday.

Turns out to be wave after wave of rain showers and 58.

They cannot even get it right 18 hours in advance! Washed out
today.........no working on the boat. ;-(

Down to wash the boat today and prep for a long outing next weekend.
I'm going to be trying out a new type of boat cleaner that is non-
detergent and consists of all natural
citrus and vegetable oils. We're battling the state and local
governments over the use of "soap" when washing boats and there is
some preliminary indication that this new formulation *might* get the
tacit approval of at least the city regulators. I got one of the first
half-dozen or so sample jugs from a new local distributor so it will
be interesting to see if and how well this stuff works. I just hope it
doesn't dissolve paint. :-)

Slight overcast and will get to be 70 in Seattle today, but currently
blowing pretty hard. It's possible to work on the boat year around
when in covered moorage, but you can't varnish when it's less than
about 50-degrees and expect good results.

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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Down to wash the boat today and prep for a long outing next weekend.
I'm going to be trying out a new type of boat cleaner that is non-
detergent and consists of all natural
citrus and vegetable oils. We're battling the state and local
governments over the use of "soap" when washing boats and there is
some preliminary indication that this new formulation *might* get the
tacit approval of at least the city regulators.

Will it strip wax like dishwashing soap does?

Eisboch

On May 19, 12:06 pm, "Eisboch" wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message

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Down to wash the boat today and prep for a long outing next weekend.
I'm going to be trying out a new type of boat cleaner that is non-
detergent and consists of all natural
citrus and vegetable oils. We're battling the state and local
governments over the use of "soap" when washing boats and there is
some preliminary indication that this new formulation *might* get the
tacit approval of at least the city regulators.

Will it strip wax like dishwashing soap does?

Eisboch


I used it this afternoon and would say that it doesn't stip wax- as
far as I can observe.

See the "Warning" thread for a complete description of my results with
this product. :-)

"Chuck Gould" wrote in message
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On May 19, 8:50 am, "JimH" wrote:
The weather for today was predicted yesterday to be sunny and 70 with
possibility of showers on Sunday.

Turns out to be wave after wave of rain showers and 58.

They cannot even get it right 18 hours in advance! Washed out
today.........no working on the boat. ;-(

Down to wash the boat today and prep for a long outing next weekend.
I'm going to be trying out a new type of boat cleaner that is non-
detergent and consists of all natural
citrus and vegetable oils. We're battling the state and local
governments over the use of "soap" when washing boats and there is
some preliminary indication that this new formulation *might* get the
tacit approval of at least the city regulators. I got one of the first
half-dozen or so sample jugs from a new local distributor so it will
be interesting to see if and how well this stuff works. I just hope it
doesn't dissolve paint. :-)

Slight overcast and will get to be 70 in Seattle today, but currently
blowing pretty hard. It's possible to work on the boat year around
when in covered moorage, but you can't varnish when it's less than
about 50-degrees and expect good results.


How is the updated boat running and looking?

I was able to get down to the boat and install a new swim 3 step telescoping
swim ladder.......the old 2 step ladder was not the easiest to get onto when
in deep water. I timed it perfectly in between the rain. It is now
raining once again.