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!
Dishwashing
We are quite positive that no one's dream of sailing off into the sunset includes washing dishes by hand while trying not to use too much water. But it has to be done.
The good news? We have tips and gear to make it much less of a chore.
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.
One Sink or Two for a Boat Galley?
Are double sinks best on a boat? Is there really an advantage?
Spaghetti Scrubber
A pan scrubber that doesn’t get stinky and food rinses right out of!
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!
Keep Drains Working on Your Boat
Spending just 5 minutes a month will keep your drains from getting backed up. No chemicals, no environmental damage, and it’s easy!
Six Tools for Easy Galley Clean Up
Cleaning up without a dishwasher can be a chore. But these six (inexpensive!) tools will make it a lot easier.
Boat In-Sink Dish Drainer
If you have a double sink, you can easily make one side into a dish drainer — great if you’re doing dishes underway (or in a rolly anchorage) as dishes are contained and can’t fall to the floor!
Cleanability of Boat Gear
Considering how easy something is to clean before you buy it can save hours of labor — not to mention lots of water — later. I violated my own rule and paid for it!
Conserve Water with Your Boat Gear Choices
Thinking about how you’ll clean something before you buy it can save a lot of water on a boat.