Spot Free Water Conditioners for your Boat?
10-19-2006 | 01:54 PM
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Re: Spot Free Water Conditioners for your Boat?
Someone posted this a while back... not my idea.
I tried several different approaches and they all left water spots. I bought a nice stainless 2.5 gal garden sprayer and filled it with store-brand $.69/gal distilled water. After washing, you mist off with distilled- works like a charm and it's cheap.
I tried several different approaches and they all left water spots. I bought a nice stainless 2.5 gal garden sprayer and filled it with store-brand $.69/gal distilled water. After washing, you mist off with distilled- works like a charm and it's cheap.
10-19-2006 | 02:24 PM
#12
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From: Houston, TX
Re: Spot Free Water Conditioners for your Boat?
Whatever you do also use spot-free soap....
Sommmmmmeone (STEVE) was laughing at me for washing my boat in Destin until he saw by just using the spot-free soap the boat looked grrrreat for the trip home.
P.S. On another note.... my wife wanted a water softener system for the house we just built. I was the typical male (who couldn't care less)... but, now that we have it, I will never have another home w/out one.
Joe
Sommmmmmeone (STEVE) was laughing at me for washing my boat in Destin until he saw by just using the spot-free soap the boat looked grrrreat for the trip home.
P.S. On another note.... my wife wanted a water softener system for the house we just built. I was the typical male (who couldn't care less)... but, now that we have it, I will never have another home w/out one.
Joe
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