At anchor or on a mooring, the Endless Breeze box fan provides extra cooling on super-hot days or when working in areas without permanently-mounted fans.
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.
Better Window Covers
Big windows in a boat are wonderful for providing views but can really heat up the inside. Regular shades work most of the year, but better window shades can lower interior temps by 10°. Just 5 minutes and less than $20!
Hot Flashes in a Hot Climate
Fifteen coping strategies for hot flashes and lowered heat tolerance that can accompany menopause — and 3 boat features that will really help.
🎧 Improving Boat Ventilation
Listen in for 5 ways we significantly improved our boat’s ventilation, making it much nicer to live at anchor during the hot months!
Boat Window Screens
Waterline Design hatch and port screens are cost effective, simple to use, easy to stow — and they keep mosquitoes and no-see-ums out of the boat!
Thermal Cooker
With a thermal cooker, start dinner when it’s convenient & transfer pans to the thermal cooker. Let it cook 4 to 8 hours while you do other things!
Boat Window Covers for Sun
Keep your boat far cooler by putting these boat window covers over the sunniest non-opening windows. Quick and easy DIY project!
Thermos Nissan Thermal Cooker
A Thermos Nissan thermal cooker lets you cook while doing other things, similar to a crock pot. Also cut down on stove fuel and heat in the kitchen.
Using a Wonderbag for Boat Cooking
Turn any pan into a crock pot (slow cooker) — AND it doubles as a cooler! Great piece of equipment on any boat going to remote places.
Happy Hour IN the Water
Hot? Don’t just have a cold drink for happy hour — jump in the drink! Here’s a few tips to make it a great time.