Hot and humid conditions can make medications melt . . . here’s a reader tip on a great way to store those expensive and important stores!
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.
Make a 4-Way Windscoop for Your Boat
Thought about making your own wind scoop but wondered where to get directions to make one of the better 4-way ones? Here’s the answer!
Are Solar Ovens Good on Boats?
Curious about solar ovens? Learn more about them — what can you cook in one, where are they best, what brands do people prefer and more!
Port Visors for Boats
It’s bad enough if it’s raining when you want to be out having fun. But having to close all the portholes on a hot, humid day makes it just that much worse. Here’s an easy way to keep those ports open!
Faster Baking on a Boat
An easy way to cut baking times in half or more, using less propane and putting less heat into the boat!
Breeze Booster for Boats
Don’t have a halyard for a “traditional” wind scoop? The Breeze Booster is perfect for motor boats, catamarans and hatches without a nearby halyard!
A Dishrag That Doesn’t Get Stinky Even On A Boat
These dish rags work better than any others I’ve used to get dishes clean, with the added bonus of just never smelling nasty. No need to use a fresh rag every day! One of the most popular items with TBG readers.
Simple Exhaust Fan for Boats
A simple exhaust fan can do a LOT to keep the galley cool, by removing cooking heat and steam. Here’s one that you can install in seconds — no holes in the boat and low power draw!
Wind Scoops for Sailboats
A 4-way wind scoop will funnel even the tiniest bit of breeze down into your boat, whether you’re head to wind or not due to current or at a dock.
Great Meals When You’re on a Boat in Hot Weather
Five great meals for hot weather. These don’t just minimize cooking heat, they’ll actually be cool to eat. Plus five bonus ideas for staying cool!