When should I use Waterless Wash?

Use Waterless Wash for light contamination when you have no access to water, such as between races or training sessions at regattas. It is the primary product for regatta use. For routine use at your home club where water is available, Rinse & Wash is the primary product.

How do I apply Waterless Wash?

Spray Waterless Wash lightly on the surface, wipe gently with soft microfibre cloths (Ice Blue color code recommended), and no rinsing is required. It is designed for quick, convenient cleaning without water access.

Can I use Waterless Wash on all boat types?

Yes, Waterless Wash is suitable for all hull types including gloss composite, matte finish, and wooden/varnish boats. It is gentle and safe for all surfaces, making it ideal for regatta use where you may encounter different boat types.

Is Waterless Wash as effective as Rinse & Wash?

Waterless Wash is designed for light contamination and convenience when water is not available. For routine maintenance at your home club, Rinse & Wash is the primary product (90-95% of all cleaning). Waterless Wash serves as a backup for routine use but is the primary choice for regatta situations.

What tools should I use with Waterless Wash?

Use only soft microfibre cloths with Waterless Wash. The Ice Blue color code is recommended. Using approved tools prevents damage and waste, and our Cloth Washing Guide ensures longevity, promoting reuse over disposal.