General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Cleaning ropes	2-Jun-2003 At 9:03:05 AM	Mike
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I borrowed a rope brush once, with get success. A cylindrical shaped object with the brushes on the inside. Pops open, you feed the tail of the rope through, close it up. Then proceed to pull the rope (all 60m of it) through the device a couple of times. Strenous work. Oh, yeah, this is done under water, with the rope in the tub. Amazing how much dirt comes out of it. Beal have one for about $25 AUD, although the one I borrowed wasn't a beal, so I can't say how it performs.

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