Scrubbis Brush Test - Can It Really Clean the Hull Without Hauling Out?

It's time for our **annual haul-out and boat maintenance**, but before we do - we put the **Scrubbis Hull Brush** to the test! ? Can it really clean the hull below the waterline without lifting the boat? ?? Is it worth the money - and does it replace a haul-out? In this episode: - Scrubbis brush in-action demo - Annual haul-out checklist - Maintenance tasks (antifoul, zincs, through-hulls, and more) - Final thoughts on whether Scrubbis is a good investment ? Boat: [Moody 30] ? Location: [Woolverstone / Foxes Marina] #boatmaintenance #scrubbis #haulout #hullcleaning #sailingvlog #boatyardlife So we've been gone a while now and the reasons have been multiple. We have been out sailing but in the interest of not repeating ourselves I have not been filming our day sails on the Orwell and Stour! I give a brief on where we've been and what's been going on in our world and then get back to an episode filmed back in MAY! Serious delay in getting this out I know. For numerous reasons I wanted to test this brush to see if it could really do the job of a haul out. It doesn't. However for a regular hull clean it works well and providing the hull is not heavily fouled it is much better than a normal brush to clean the hull. It's easy to use and you can visibly see it working but naturally its difficult to check progress as you cant see what you are doing with the hull being under the water. We also hauled out and did the sand down, anti foul, replaced the anodes on the prop and hull, painted the prop, cleaned the hull and polished the hull, took our cockpit cover and spray hood for refurbishment and repair and jet sprayed the deck. I didn't film most of the work as at the time I was juggling, doing house renovation work that had to be completed before we could get new windows and doors installed, full time work and getting the boat work done, plus of course general father and husband duties!! It was a hell of a couple of weeks. As mentioned in the video I plan to get some solo sails in as I want to boost my experience levels and confidence as its not where I would like it to be now we have the little one on board. I am fine on my own but want to push that further to make life easier for everyone on board so we can do some longer passages together when the weather permits. It's been a funny year for weather and life. As always thank you for watching. Love Carl, Charlie and Lillia xx