Rinse your boat with fresh water after each use to help reduce the need for cleansers and heavy-duty products.
Rinse your boat with fresh water after each use to help reduce the need for cleansers and heavy-duty products.
Instead of chemicals, use alternative cleaning methods like baking soda, vinegar, lemon juice, borax, and elbow grease.
If you overflow onto the boat or dock, wipe up the spill with a rag; do not hose it into the water. If you do spill fuel or oil into the water, do not disperse it with detergent or soap.
The discharge of raw and inadequately treated sewage from boats can negatively impact human health and the environment. As such, it is especially important to limit or prevent sewage discharges in popular fishing and swimming areas or sensitive wildlife areas.
Getting out on the water is not only fun and great exercise, the more you use the water, the more likely it is you'll think about protecting it. So go ahead, go for a swim, get your fishing pole, take a boat for a ride, or attend a water festival near you.