Boat Moisture Absorbers, Odor Eliminators, and Air Fresheners

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Marine Moisture Absorbers, Odor Eliminators, and Boat Air Fresheners Resources and Information PartsVu is thrilled to offer a complete selection of marine moisture absorbers, odor eliminators, and boat air fresheners to mitigate moisture and unwanted smells on your marine vessel. Browse marine cleaning products from the most trusted marine product manufacturers in the industry, including Star-brite, Forespar, Damprid, CRC, Camco-Armada, Sealand, and others. Looking for more boating and marine products? Check out our complete selection of Products and Accessories or Cleaning and Care products. Or, browse our broader category of Boat Cleaners, Protectants, and Degreasers . Boat Moisture Absorbers, Odor Eliminators, and Air Fresheners FAQs How do I properly store my boat ? Long periods of sitting during the winter months can easily exacerbate many boating issues. Plus, you’re more likely to forget about developing problems and hope they get better during storage (answer: they won’t). Even if you feel you can put some repairs off until next season, you’ll likely be disappointed when your boat starts to malfunction next season. It’s essential to clean your entire boat before storing it. Proper cleaning of the exterior and interior removes dirt, grime, pests, salt deposits, and more while preparing the boat for long-term storage. If you don’t remove these contaminants, they can spread into serious issues or reduce the efficacy of waxing before covering your vessel. Cleaning is a big job when it comes to boat storage. Here are some tips before you clean: Choose a dry day to clean your boat, preferably closest to when you will put away your boat. Check for any signs of corrosion, especially around the trailer and other exposed metal components. If you find signs of corrosion, you’ll want to address them (see “Corrosion Protection” section). For example, if your cleats begin to corrode, this can lead to burrs that eat away at wires and ropes over time. Check for fuel and oil