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 Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Alton K]
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02/03/09 10:08 AM
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SickFish
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You could always "soak the cork"! LOL
I thought somebody else would have thrown that out on this one. The SNL skit, "cork soakers". hahaha
Good luck, let us know what method you went with.
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Mark Perry]
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02/03/09 11:43 AM
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fishstix
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i'm with you on the chemical smell on my hands, dont want anything that could turn the fish off.
smitty
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: fishstix]
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02/03/09 12:50 PM
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fishmagnet
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Never clean mine, I like the 'well-used' look!
DJT
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: fishmagnet]
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02/03/09 01:40 PM
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David Gillham
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Loomis recommends 1/3 bleach with 2/3 water. Scrub with rag them rinse with water. They will look new again.
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Alton K]
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02/03/09 08:53 PM
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Hooklineandsinker
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I always use "Goop" hand cleaner. Wet the cork, get some Goop in your hand and rub it into the cork for about 30 seconds. Rinse and towel dry. The cork will look like new.
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: SickFish]
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02/04/09 09:03 AM
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Ranger66
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You could always "soak the cork"! LOL
I thought somebody else would have thrown that out on this one. The SNL skit, "cork soakers". hahaha
Good luck, let us know what method you went with. I was thinking the same thing.
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Ranger66]
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02/04/09 11:16 AM
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Stan Browning
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Rubbing alcohol and a clean rag,no odor left on cork,because it will evaporate....
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Stan Browning]
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02/04/09 02:56 PM
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Texas Smoke
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no need for anything other than water on a rag.
Keep it simple.
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Texas Smoke]
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02/04/09 03:01 PM
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epicoutdoors
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Dish soap with warm water and a sponge make 'em look near new.
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: fishmagnet]
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02/07/09 11:00 PM
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okieyakker
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Never clean mine, I like the 'well-used' look! 10-4, that's my method
What was that?
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: okieyakker]
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02/09/09 03:10 AM
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TM487VS
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Lake F Labor Camp
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Re: Best way to clean Cork???
[Re: Mike_Soriano]
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02/17/09 03:30 AM
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Big Red 12
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Mild soap and that is made for fishing odors, warm water and a wash cloth with a little elbow grease.
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