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Topic	Date	User
Sea Cliff Climbing - Gear Care	13-Nov-2003 At 1:07:40 PM	oweng
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After climbing on sea cliffs, ive always washed the metal bits of my rack to guard against any possible corrosion. I was climbing with a partner the other day who advised me to also wash my rope. I couldnt for the life of me think of a reason salt spray would damage the rope, but washed it anyway just to be on the safe side. Does anybody else wash their ropes (and presumably slings etc) after climbing near the sea, and can anyone explain why the salt spray is (or isnt) damaging? Id love to not have to wash my ropes, as last time they were still wet when I wanted to go climbing after work on a Tuesday!

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