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The clear plastic spray bottle underneath the galley sink with green liquid (simple green)
may be used to clean the interior surfaces other than wood.
Please shake out the rugs outside the boat.
The red vacuum in the very forward locker in the v-berth may be used to vacuum the
floor. The inverter needs to be turned on to run the vacuum. It is located in the hallway
going back to the stern cabin in the boat. It is a small black switch on the left hand side
when walking back to the stern cabin (it is labeled "110V Inverter"). Please turn the
inverter off when finished. The yellow battery powered vacuum in the hallway cabinet
(underneath the inverter switch) may also be used if needed. Please DO NOT use the
yellow plug-in vacuum in the forward v-berth as the vacuum bag inside it is not attached,
unless the vacuum is opened up and the vacuum bag re-attached with the black rubber
band inside the vacuum canister.
To operate the heads, both black valves at each head must be turned to be up & down
(vertical) instead of sideways. The heads must be turned on at the breaker panel at the
nav station (see lower right-hand side of the panel for the two switches for the two
heads). Please close the black valves and turn the heads off at the breaker panel when
finished. The water pressure switch is also located on the breaker panel, near the head
switches. It too needs to be turned off after use.
Be sure to clean under the wood grate in both heads – lift the grates up and clean
underneath, including around the drain.
Engine Room
Freshwater rinse with squirt bottle whenever saltwater is spilled (e.g., when cleaning the
raw water intake strainers). Krud Kutter and Spray 9 work well to cut through grime on
the engine room floor, especially when used with a scrub brush or pad. Simple Green
works well when there is not a grime layer. Scrubbing with a brush and cleaner, and then
rinsing with a hose achieves the best results.
The engine, which does not leak oil, does result in accumulations in the engine room
floor when run extensively. Oil absorbent mats placed under the engine facilitate keeping
the engine room clean.
Bilge
Occasional rinses with bilge cleaner (Starbright xxx) and/or a light mix of bleach water to
kill any bacteria. I run a dock hose when possible and wash from both the engine room
and the forward sole locker. The automatic bilge pump should come on and pump most
of the bilge out. The manual bilge pump can then be used to get the bilge water level
even lower.