53. Remove Barnacles on Boats
Tackling barnacles on your boat’s underside can feel like a Herculean task, but here’s a trick to cut down on the grunt work: WD-40. Give the infested spots a good spray, pause for a beat, and then get scraping with a putty knife. Those barnacles won’t know what hit them.
For those stubborn leftovers, another shot of WD-40 and a bit more elbow grease should do the trick. If any pesky residue clings on, a bit of sandpapering will leave your boat’s bottom smooth and barnacle-free. It’s almost like giving your boat a spa day.