Improving boat ventilation can make it easier to stay cool in the tropics. Here are several ways to improve air flow–both free and paid.
Coping With
Hot Weather When
Living On A Boat
Hot Weather When
Living On A Boat
For many, one of the allures of cruising is "no snow." But endless summer has its own challenges with hot, humid weather.
Tips to reduce or eliminate cooking heat, improve ventilation, stop mold and mildew and cool down.
Sun Covers for Boat Hatches and Windows
Sun covers that keep rays from beating into your boat can really cool things down. Here’s an easy way to make yours.
Tips for Baking on a Boat When It’s Hot
I baked and “cooked as usual” all through the summer in the Sea of Cortez and Central America, even though it was plenty hot out. Here are a few tips on how I made it work.
Thermos Cooking
11 keys for successful Thermos cooking plus 2 Thermos recipes – how to save energy and keep heat out of the kitchen
More Tips for Coping with Hot Weather
Coping with hot weather is its own skill. Here are a few more of my favorite tips for staying comfortable on a hot boat.
Mold and Mildew
Mold and mildew are the bane of every boat owner in hot, humid climates. But these tips will minimize the problem.
Hot Weather Tips – The Water Jug and More
Here’s a hot weather tip for cruisers in the heat with no air conditioning. It comes down to access to cold drinks.
🎧Cool Down Your Boat with a 4-Way Wind Scoop
Adjusting your wind scoop every time the wind changes gets tiring. But we found one that is practically “set it and forget it.” Learn about our 4-way wind scoop here.
Staying Cool On a Boat Without Air Conditioning
On a boat without air conditioning. These tools help keep us cool without burning up electricity.
Using Canned Meat
Canned meat goes way beyond tuna casserole. Seven tips to make great meals using canned meat with excellent taste and texture.
