Art,
He also didn't tell us where one can purchase this magical liquid.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 10/11/2009 8:15:10 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
czerwonky at earthlink.net writes:

Bob,

Thanks for the recommendation, Bob.  Your  impression after having your 
upcoming outing on the boat will be helpful  too.  I'm curious what sprayer you 
use.  Would a hand sprayer  work?

Would I enjoy seeing you all in  Florida!

Art

-----Original Message-----
>From: Bob Keller  <r22yankeeclipper at hotmail.com>
>Sent: Oct 10, 2009 11:48  PM
>To: rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org
>Subject: [Rhodes22-list] Best  Stuff to clean your boat
>
>
>Just wanted to share something  I tried last week.  I always used "mean 
green" to clean my R-22.   Not the stuff you smoke, but the stuff they sell at 
Dollar  General.   Used to buy the concentrate and mix it with water in a  
tank sprayer and clean the boat with it.  It used to be fine until I  moved 
to the S. Georgia coast and when I left the boat in or out of the water  for 
a couple of weeks it would be covered with dirt and mildew.  The mean  
green only worked if I scrubbed it with an abrasive sponge.  Used to kick  my 
ass between having to scrub and fight off the sand gnats.  It was a  losing 
battle and the boat was really getting worse and worse and scrubbing it  was 
getting old.  
>
> 
>
>My daughter's  boyfriend (future son-in-law?) told me to try Jomax which 
he used to clean the  fancy houses at the Ford Plantation in Richmond Hill.  
I bought a small  container of the concentrate, mixed it with bleach as per 
the instructions and  used the same tank sprayer to apply it to the 
sailboat.  The boat was a  huge mess since it sat in the boat yard uncovered from 
May until  September.  
>
> 
>
>I sprayed the stuff on the  dry surface of the boat and let it sit for a 
while and had the sponge and  bucket ready.  It was amazing - all the dirt 
and mildew came off on its  own - all I had to do was rinse.  Did not have to 
pick up a sponge and I  called Sheila to show her how clean the boat looked. 
 She was  amazed.  I am really glad to have found this because when I keep 
the boat  in the water at the Shrimp Docks it gets filthy and I have had no 
easy way to  clean it.  This Jomax cleaned spots where I had not been able 
to reach  before and it sparkled.  
>
> 
>
>No, I am not  trying to sell Jomax - this is not an infomercial.  I am 
just sharing  what I consider an amazing new finding in how to clean your boat 
without much  effort. 
>
> 
>
>After the Jomax treatment, I gave it  a quick Woody Wax treatment and I am 
ready for the next trip next week:   will it be Punta Gorda, Gulfport, 
Hartwell or Hilton Head?  Not sure yet  - it is weather dependent, but will let 
you know.
>
>Bob  K
>
>Yankee Clipper
>
>
> 
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