Eco friendly way to clean boat

[Bch53211]

I don’t trailer my boat, I keep it on a lift and dealer picks up / drops off at beginning and end of season. I’d love to clean the hull it’s filthy with sun baked water stains. As I’d have to do it on my lift I’m wondering if there are any products I could use that wouldn’t harm the lake environment. Any suggestions?

[RC_Hinojosa]

All of Hula Boat Care products are eco-friendly, use RCH2020 for 10% off.



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[Bch53211]

Not sure if you understanding my question. Just because a label says eco friendly or the like by no means translates to ok to do it in the lake. My guess is really nothing other than water is truly safe.

[RC_Hinojosa]

I understand your question, I'm not a tard. I also understand nothing is labeled "Please pour in to a body of navigable water"

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[larry_arizona]

Natural cleaner would be 30% white vinegar and distilled water, it will remove water spots.


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[Bch53211]

Ha didn’t mean to imply anything RC - thanks Larry AZ I was thinking vinegar/water solution but wasn’t sure of the ratio , thanks for your help

[larry_arizona]

I would like to add, although not necessarily ECO friendly (carpro claims it is) I would add some wax/detailer to the vinegar/water mix to add some lubricity

I use carpro ECOH20 10:1 with distilled water and them do a 30% white vinegar to 70% 10:1 mix.

https://www.carpro-us.com/wash/water...te-500ml-17oz/


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[jason1973]

well your supposed to clean your boat with it, not dump it in the lake. So any product will be fine. Spray and Wet down a rag, wipe boat, clean water spots. Pretty easy. I use hot sauce on my lift and my lake has never complained.