Another good choice for plastic storage containers, particularly if you’re not crossing oceans and don’t need the added protection that locking lids give.
Do You Need a Vacuum Sealer on Your Boat?
A vacuum sealer is a luxury, no doubt about it. But if you’re thinking of getting one, here are some things to look at.
Is Engine-Driven Refrigeration Good on a Boat?
Thinking of installing a new refrigerator on your boat and wondering about engine-driven versus 12-volt? Or looking at an older boat with an engine driven system?
Are Silicone or Nylon Cooking Tools Better on a Boat?
Which is better when it comes to cooking utensils for nonstick pans — nylon or silicone? Is there really a difference?
Having Smaller Wine Glasses on Your Boat
Trying to cut down on your wine consumption, either for health or weight considerations? Be sure to check the size of your wine glasses!
Insulated Mugs for Use on a Boat
A great vacuum-insulated mug will keep your coffee hot for hours, and won’t leak even if you toss it in the bottom of the dinghy or the day pack.
What Makes A Good Thermos for Boat Use
Want to keep your coffee hot on a cold night? Some bottles will do it, others won’t. Here’s a comparison of different types of bottles and how they work.
Should You Use Hard Plastic Canisters on a Boat?
No, I don’t recommend these hard plastic canisters. Here’s why.
Non-Rusting Dish Drainers for Use on a Boat
Two more good choices for dish drainers if you have a double sink — these won’t rust, take no storage space, and allow air drying even when underway!
Why Have a French Press Coffee Maker on Your Boat
Thinking about getting a French press for your galley? Here are the pros and cons and a few models that are less likely to break, along with a few safety tips.