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Why Do Boats Turn Green?


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There can be a multitude of reasons for boats going green. Nyx for example is moored under a tree, That is enough to get the green going. Boats moored with the riverside facing north will also go green if not looked after. Lack of use is another frequent cause.

When Nyx was moored away from the trees, she stayed pretty clean. Frequent use saw to that.

Being moored under a willow tree, Nyx would go from clean to green in less than a month. Sometimes I would clean it but often I wouldn't bother and just "take the flak" while using it.

 

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Why do boats turn green.                                     Not all of em do

How do you prevent them turning green?           Clean em but see above

How do you clean them?                                       Elbow grease but see above

Do you need to clean them?                                 No but see above

Do wooden boats turn green?                              Not 'B.A' but see above

Why not paint all boats.........green.                      If it goes green - No need to but see above

Why is it that only private boats turn green?      What with? - Envy?

Griff

 

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If you don't let them go green in the first place, there is not a problem. The same holds true regarding other unpleasant jobs! Ovens spring to mind.

 

friendly reminder

Patio Magic and the Jeyes similar product are very strong Marine Pollutants.

They should not be used on boats that are afloat.

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