the Best way to clean a slosh.

Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 8:00 pm

what is the best way to clean a slosh20,mines new and i want to start as i finish, happy

as it cost few quid to buy.i would like to keep it as new :roll:

this tread should be useful for lots on the forum.

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2e0ikh wrote:

what is the best way to clean a slosh20,mines new and i want to start as i finish, happy

as it cost few quid to buy.i would like to keep it as new :roll:

this tread should be useful for lots on the forum.

Just rinse it gently under the tap. Dry it off and leave it somewhere warm to dry.

My usual method is...............................Leave it in the tackle box and wonder why it has huge salt crystals forming all over it :lol:

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Put it in the machine on a 40 degree cycle and an extra rinse, just to be sure you remove all the soap. If it's particularly dirty use a hot wash and pre-soak.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

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blakdog wrote:

Put it in the machine on a 40 degree cycle and an extra rinse, just to be sure you remove all the soap. If it's particularly dirty use a hot wash and pre-soak.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

remember to use a calgon tablet to get rid of the lime scale.

I find it helps immensely and improves my casting distance.

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Forget about all that washing machine stuff..........give it to the wife!! :lol: :lol:

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ScreamingReels wrote:

blakdog wrote:

Put it in the machine on a 40 degree cycle and an extra rinse, just to be sure you remove all the soap. If it's particularly dirty use a hot wash and pre-soak.

:lol: :lol: :lol:

remember to use a calgon tablet to get rid of the lime scale.

I find it helps immensely and improves my casting distance.

What you need to do is take the brakes out......now why does that comment seem familiar?

:lol:

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Brakes or brains ??

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Does it work better like that?? :lol: :lol:

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ScreamingReels wrote:

Brakes or brains ??

If you take the brakes out I think your brains leave your head automatically don't they? :lol:

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I suspect that they may already have!! :lol: :lol:

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So does it then follow that if you have your brains removed, that the brakes will simply drop out of your reel? :lol:

Or is this just a Red Herring? :lol:

And do you need to take the brakes out of your reel in order to acheive the extra distance required to catch said Red Herring? :lol:

Excuse me while I go and stick my head in my bait tanks for a while.

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blakdog wrote:

So does it then follow that if you have your brains removed, that the brakes will simply drop out of your reel? :lol:

Or is this just a Red Herring? :lol:

And do you need to take the brakes out of your reel in order to acheive the extra distance required to catch said Red Herring? :lol:

Excuse me while I go and stick my head in my bait tanks for a while.

Head in your bait tank? Next you'll be saying the earths round :wink:

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ScreamingReels wrote:

blakdog wrote:

So does it then follow that if you have your brains removed, that the brakes will simply drop out of your reel? :lol:

Or is this just a Red Herring? :lol:

And do you need to take the brakes out of your reel in order to acheive the extra distance required to catch said Red Herring? :lol:

Excuse me while I go and stick my head in my bait tanks for a while.

Head in your bait tank? Next you'll be saying the earths round :wink:

Come on now.....I'm not that bad - I know that if you take your boat past Clacton Pier you'll motor off the edge of the world :lol:

Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 3:39 pm

DuncBooth5 wrote:

Forget about all that washing machine stuff..........give it to the wife!! :lol: :lol:

Wot if she's got another headache? :lol: :lol: :lol: