Laundry on a Boat: How Do We Do It?
February 05, 2018 by Emily & Clark's Adventure | Language: EN Play Time: 00:05:20 | SAILING YOUTUBERS
While cruising and living aboard, we avoid laundromats as much as possible, due to cost, effort and energy. Here’s how we get clothes clean, save water and reduce drying time while doing laundry by hand on the boat.
This type of wringer is often very hard to find. It’s sold in automotive departments for wringing car wash towels and solvent rags.
Ours is a Dyna-Jet. Here is a link to it: https://amzn.to/2UmblMd
Here is another good alternative with mostly stainless steel parts:
https://amzn.to/2sZA5Be
Wringers can be expensive and tricky to find, but we highly recommend them for serious cruisers who want to save money and reduce their reliance on shore amenities.
Note: with our aluminum dinghy, we can also collect rain water for laundry, which adds up to even more savings.
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Hi! We are Clark and Emily, living small and intentionally together (currently aboard our 50-year-old sailboat, S/V Temptress, which we fix and maintain ourselves). This is our adventure. Here we share monthly Aventure Logs, Intentional Life Philosophy, Capable Cruising Guides to help other boaters select equipment and supplies, and regular old moments in our life (including music, laundry, and the like).
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