Another great idea for drying dishes . . . AND a place to set hot pans where they won’t slip and slide, all rolled into one. Better yet, it’s not expensive!
Are Airpots Good on a Boat?
Airpots are incredibly convenient when underway — whether you’re making your way up the ICW or crossing an ocean. Tips on what to consider, why your choices matter and which ones I like.
Tower Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Boards
If you want to explore shallow areas, a stand-up paddleboard can’t be beat. And an inflatable SUP will fit on just about any boat!
A Mixing Set to Save Precious Galley Space
Nest together your mixing bowls, strainer, colander AND measuring cups with this set that measures just under 9″ x 9″ x 4-1/2″
How to Keep a Mixing Bowl in Place on a Boat
Ever wished you had a third hand as you’re trying to hold a bowl, get ingredients and steady yourself? This nifty tool eliminates the need to hold the bowl!
Using a Cooler for a Step on a Boat
Use a cooler on your boat? Trying to find a good place for it? Here’s an idea I saw at a boat show, which can be modified (and improved!) for other boats.
Things to Consider When Buying a Boat Stove
WOW! There’s a lot to consider in choosing a stove for a boat . . . or determining whether the one in a boat you’re considering buying is a good or bad feature!
Another Idea for Draining Dishes Aboard Your Boat
Great idea for a small dish drainer to hold small items (or just a few dishes for a single-hander) and doubles as a colander.
A Better Boat Toaster
Want toast without electricity, using the stove, but much more easily than those stand-up camping toasters? This is it!
6 Reasons to Have Silicone Baking Cups on a Boat
Use them for everything you’d use a muffin tin for, plus they can double as small bowls. Added bonus is that they take less space to store!