Cleaning Boat Interiors: A How To Guide
Clean the Carpet of Your Boat
The carpet in your boat takes the most abuse. We walk on it with our dirty feet and shoes, drip fish slime from our latest catch, and spill a drink or two. At the beginning and end of the boating season, it is important to the carpets of your boat to remove the residue of these items and more.
By using a power washer or garden hose to spray down the carpeted surface. Doing so will help lift the dirt and grime from the fibers. For stubborn spots, use a deck brush to further agitate the area. Once the dirt has been broken down, use a wet/dry vac to suction up the dirt and water. Allow the boat to dry completely.
Clean the Vinyl Boat Seats
Vinyl boat seats can break down over time if not cared for properly which is why it is important to protect the vinyls normal wear and tear through regular cleanings. Using a vinyl cleaner on your boat seats will not only restore the overall appearance, but will also add a UV protector that will prevent further damage. Prior to applying the vinyl cleaner, use a mixture of dish soap and hot water to scrub the upholstery seams where dirt may have settled.
Once the cleaning is complete, it is important to allow the vinyl boat seats to dry completely so mildew stains don’t form. Once dry, a mildew preventative spray should be applied to lessen the chances of mildew from reoccurring.
About AmeriClean, Inc.
AmeriClean, Inc was established in 1986 by Bob Eriks in a small warehouse as a provider of Fire Damage Restoration for Northwest Indiana. Fast forward to today and AmeriClean’s services include Carpet, Upholstery, Air Duct, Area Rug, Ceramic Tile Cleaning; as well as: Water Damage Restoration, Fire Damage Restoration and Mold Remediation. With 30 years of experience, AmeriClean, Inc. is now a leading name in water, fire and restoration services for both residential and commercial properties. For more information, visit our website or call 800.654.9101.
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