Onboard laundry = Hand wash laundry in small batches in salt water with laundry soap. Rinse in small batches in salt water. Rinse in small batches in fresh water. Wring using super-duper carwash wringer....Dyna-Jet. Hang on lifelines and on clothes lines strung around the cockpit. Pull everything off the lifelines BEFORE a squall comes through. Put everything back out on lifelines to dry again. Pull everything off lifelines BEFORE a squall....well ok...maybe it does take all day when you include drying time onboard.
Wildcat Sailorgirl
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Laundry Day
It might seem like our new life is nothing but sunsets and beaches but there is work involved. Example: Laundry Day - We try to do most of laundry onboard or it truly is an entire day of laundry! Doing it ashore = You have to load it all up in the dinghy, drag it ashore, find a laundry place (usually involves some amount of walking/trekking), do the laundry (fighting for machines and oh the waiting), then load it all back up, trek back to the dinghy, motor back to s/v Honey Ryder (trying SO hard to keep it dry and not being able to - think wet ride video) and then put it all away. ALL day event!
Onboard laundry = Hand wash laundry in small batches in salt water with laundry soap. Rinse in small batches in salt water. Rinse in small batches in fresh water. Wring using super-duper carwash wringer....Dyna-Jet. Hang on lifelines and on clothes lines strung around the cockpit. Pull everything off the lifelines BEFORE a squall comes through. Put everything back out on lifelines to dry again. Pull everything off lifelines BEFORE a squall....well ok...maybe it does take all day when you include drying time onboard.
Onboard laundry = Hand wash laundry in small batches in salt water with laundry soap. Rinse in small batches in salt water. Rinse in small batches in fresh water. Wring using super-duper carwash wringer....Dyna-Jet. Hang on lifelines and on clothes lines strung around the cockpit. Pull everything off the lifelines BEFORE a squall comes through. Put everything back out on lifelines to dry again. Pull everything off lifelines BEFORE a squall....well ok...maybe it does take all day when you include drying time onboard.
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Sooo jealous of the wringer....
ReplyDeleteA perfect argument to do away with wearing clothes. ;o)
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