Cleaning Supplies

[pmpcc]

Great ideas, thanks all! Just an update from my original post - I started pulling everything out and decided on Simple Green, Murphy's and, in just a few of the toughest spots, Lime Away. The Simple Green has worked great - this boat was FLITHY. I've got it about 50% finished, not too bad for a Sunday afternoon. Now to finish the inside, then onto sewing curtains and cushion slipcovers and THEN the outside. At least the sails are in great shape!

[zeehag]

coool--sounds like you will be sailing soon----for routine cleaning maintenance, vinegar and murphys spray and , in my case, as my interior is almost all wood, orange oil and lemon oil--teak oil for the exterior.......and barkeepers friend for the metalwork and rusty spots......

[braidmike]

From experience: be careful what you use on windows. All plastic is not created equal! When the cleaner fine print says to try it on an inconspicuous place... believe it!

[zeehag]

Originally Posted by braidmike

From experience: be careful what you use on windows. All plastic is not created equal! When the cleaner fine print says to try it on an inconspicuous place... believe it!

another great use for vinegar--isnt a harsh chemical and works great in many functions....used regularly , ye can get rid of the lime away ...LOL