T&T: Red Wine (MIchael Wilkie)
Peggy Bjarno
chesapklady at comcast.net
Mon Jul 28 00:47:16 EDT 2008
Friends of ours who are 32 year veterans of living aboard, and who are
not only a frequent contributors to DIY Magazine but also have published
a good boat keeping guide that's in its third printing, recommend Bar
Keepers Friend. This is found in your local supermarket along with other
powdered cleansers. Unlike Ajax and others like it, Bar Keepers Friend
has little or no "grit" with which to grind down your gel coat surface,
but it DOES have oxalic acid which does a spectacular job on red wine,
goose or spider poop, ICW mustache, and any number of other woes.
We had a party for 30 aboard Aqua Vitae and wine was served. . . . the
large patch of red on the pristine trunk cabin was gone in short order
with Bar Keepers Friend.
Peggy Bjarno
"Aqua Vitae"
1986 Albin 43 Classic
Baltimore, MD
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>Message: 10
>Date: Sun, 27 Jul 2008 09:39:56 -0700 (PDT)
>From: MIchael Wilkie <jdmw at sbcglobal.net>
>Subject: T&T: Red Wine
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> We had red wine spill onto our deck. Cleaning it with several different cleaners including windex knocks off the red colorong but leaves a gray staining. We haven't tried a bleach yet like soft scrub with bleach. Any suggestions?
>
> Michael Wilkie
> Dancin' Dolphin II
> Willow Berm, Cal.
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