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Message Subject: Live Well Cleaning

pgaschulz

Posted 5/16/2005 6:43 PM (#147194)
Subject: Live Well Cleaning

Posts: 561

Location: Monee, Illinois

I have two live wells in my Crestliner and want to clean them. I have only had suckers in them but they smell alittle. I do not want to put anything to strong in them. What do you all think would be a good soap or such to clean with?

pga

sworrall

Posted 5/16/2005 11:32 PM (#147235 - in reply to #147194)
Subject: RE: Live Well Cleaning

Posts: 32935

Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin

Scrub them with baking soda and water, will do a great job and idn't caustic.

KARLOUTDOORS

Posted 5/24/2005 12:40 AM (#148259 - in reply to #147194)
Subject: RE: Live Well Cleaning

Posts: 956

Location: Home of the 2016 World Series Champion Cubs

There is an organic cleaning agent marketed towards fishermen but the name escapes me. Esox50 (sean) uses it on his boat and Im sure he'd share with you if he reads this. If he reads this Im sure he'll post it. I'll post if I can clear this brain fart.
Karl

Muskiefool

Posted 5/24/2005 9:03 PM (#148415 - in reply to #147194)
Subject: RE: Live Well Cleaning

Pressure wash them that will generally take care of it

JohnMD

Posted 5/26/2005 7:40 AM (#148649 - in reply to #148415)
Subject: RE: Live Well Cleaning

Posts: 1769

Location: Algonquin, ILL

I just wash mine out with the Garden Hose after every trip, just be sure to run fresh clean water through your pumps as well

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