A good tip for keeping the boat smelling sweet and odor free is to place a small open bucket of BBQ charcoal briquettes in the bilge or other area which has a malodorous odor. The charcoal will absorb the pong and keep the boat smelling nice. Best of all when the charcoal looses it's capacity for absorbing smells simply replace it and use the old stuff on the grill.
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