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Preparing a catamaran for hurricane season in Grenada involves a comprehensive decommissioning process at Port Louis Marina and Clark’s Court Marina. The crew of Wind Therapy removes all sails, halyards, and sheets, hosing them down with fresh water to prevent salt damage during five months of storage.8:57 Interior maintenance includes deep cleaning bilges, sanitizing lockers with a vinegar-lemon-salt solution, and vacuum-sealing soft goods to manage moisture.3:15 To mitigate heat and humidity, the owners install hatch covers, prop open refrigerator doors, and utilize Wi-Fi-enabled smart plugs to cycle a dehumidifier remotely.22:24 During the haul-out at Clark’s Court, a diver positions the lift straps according to the vessel’s manual before a tractor transfers the boat to its storage cradle.18:38 The process concludes with the watermaker scheduled for professional pickling and the installation of sun-blocking covers to protect the interior.23:59 Meticulous weight distribution and systematic cleaning of all storage areas are essential for long-term storage on the hard.

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