THRIVE cooking Sundays

From our Shelf Reliance Independent Consultant's blog:

"I am so happy to announce that on Sundays, we will be uploading the THRIVE recipes we create throughout the week, complete with pictures, on our site: justaddwater.me..." (Read more)

Why do we think this is interesting? She will be cooking onboard!! :)

Site Update

We have been working so hard, that the website update took a back burner. I am, however, happy to announce that the site will be back up next Monday (16 July) along with the log-awaited store! And, weekly blog posts are back. Yeah!

So, here’s to our weekly posts starting tomorrow, and seeing y’all at the store next week!

Psst…The store will be available at shop.poseidonmarinemanagement.com or via the store links on springhaney.com.

FW&FS!

RDB 6.2.12 - Laundry and Amps

There are a number of washer/dryer combos out there now for the RV/marine industry. If you are tired of using the nearest coin-op or hand washing, they are about a $1000 upgrade...less if you find them on sale. We use a Splendide 2000 vented and are looking to upgrade to the 7100XC. Going from vented to vent-less won't really affect our shore power bill. We recently started hanging laundry on the lifelines to dry. Not only does it have a nice crisp, clean smell and feel, but it dries in about 30 minutes. Even the vented dryer takes about 90 minutes in dry weather. So, we save over $150/month now in drying power (We do a LOT of laundry.). But, the dryer is there for us when we need it in inclement weather.

Our favorites, though you can generally find them much cheaper with an online search than direct:

Splendide
     Smaller of the two. New models are a direct fit when replacing previous models. 11amps.
LG
     LG is a well known household brand. We haven't personally tried a marine application yet. 12amps.

To smooth laundering...

Rivets, Divets and Bungs - 10.1.12

Want your fitted sheets to fit your berth? Just cut to size and sew on some elastic inside bias tape. Can't find bias tape that matches? Most sewing machines accept a bias tape attachment which allows you to create a bias as you go...just use the fabric you trimmed off for a perfect match!