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  1. #1
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    Default How do you wash your boat cover?

    I think its time to wash my boat cover and I was hoping to get some ideas on how you guys do it before i lay it out on the driveway and just hose it down. Any input is welcome has anyone used one of those huge washing machines at a public laundry mat?

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    i've been looking for a laundromat around me...do they exist anymore?

    county is putting in a new water main along my street....frickin dust bowl out there already, now add construction and heavy equipment.

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    If you figure out a way, let me know.

    I tried to take mine in to the laundramat and after stuffing it into the oversized machine it became obvious that it still wasn't big enough to actually agitate it enough to wash the whole thing.
    Former owner of a 1987 Supra Saltare. Current owner of a Malibu 23LSV.

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    I just leave them on the boat and go to a quarter carwash. You obviously don't need to get the wand right up on it. The wind from the spray and the water will take care of dusty covers easily. Spot treat with 303 fabric cleaner and. Soft brush. Let dry outside, then treat with 303 fabric sealant to maintain water repelancy.
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    If it's a Sunbrella cover, taking it to the laundro-mat will clean it, but it will also destroy the waterproofing. I just use a high power nozzle on my hose and every couple of years treat it with water repellant.

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    How about spreading it out on the driveway, and scrubbing it with long handled scrub brush using a small amount of low suds laundry detergent in hot water. Then rinse with a high pressure garden hose. Flip it over and do the underside too. Hang dry.
    Rick Ludtke
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