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A Dishrag That Doesn’t Get Stinky!These dish rags work better than any others I’ve used to get dishes clean, with the added bonus of just never smelling nasty. No need to use a fresh rag every day! One of the most popular items with TBG readers.
Baking on a BoatBaking on a boat is just a tad different from baking ashore. But that doesn’t mean it has to be difficult – this mini-series of articles has plenty of tips!
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Organizing the Refrigerator Step by StepMost boat refrigerators don’t have any organizing tools built in — no bins, shelves or anything. Here’s how to customize it according to YOUR preferences!
Dog Treats – DIYThe whole concept of “companion dog” is foreign in many places — there, dogs are for work and security. So it’s sometimes hard to find treats — or you may just want to know what they’re eating or avoid certain ingredients. It’s easy to make your own!
Rechargeable LED WorklightsLittle flashlights are good, but sometimes you just need more light — but without a huge power draw. These will do it!
