Safer Sleeping (and your Cruising Wardrobe)

[zeehag]

i wear a bathing suit cover up dress -- is like a huge t shirt--to bed so i can appear clothed in case of emergency...those happen and i donot like answering in mid of nite nekkid

[CaptainForce]

I couldn't help but notice that the opening "GoodOldBoat" posting showed boat photos that all had open exposed cockpits. Much of the worry about weather exposure and extra protective clothing can be satisfied with a good bimini with side panels or spalsh guards. 'take care and joy, Aythya crew

[zeehag]

myt formosa has a sofa set up in the cockpit--wide transom with a big set of cushions--is exposed----but is able to be used as a sleep place during watches....use a decent throw and is alll goood---even without a bimini...

[pdqaltair]

It's cooler, with more room for air to move, than shoulder-to-shoulder.

Yes, wash your feet first!

We also carry a large slow-turning room fan as a ceiling fan substitute. It uses very little electricity on low. We use it more than the AC. I've considered modifying it into a ceiling fan more than once, but there simply isn't the clearance.

[tdw]

We've had a few emails noting that the article does not match the header.

Why this is so is a mystery to me and given the timelapse I'm not sure I can come up with a solution other than deleting the thread, which I do not want to do. It's a good thread, it's a good article. Only the header is incorrect.

If it can be sorted, it will be.


Ah..hang on...here's a thought.......

[waterrat2]

If it helps, here is the correctly attributed article (no thread there though). Anyone know where the article that goes with the thread is?

http://www.sailnet.com/forums/cruising-articles/20324-cruisers-wardrobe.html

[jacksparo]

great idea

thank's for sharing it ^^

[Superpickle]

My wife has a 10x6 ft walk in. We, have another 12ft double door closet of which I have less than half.. Still, she has Stored Winter or Summer clothes and over 500 pairs of shoes.. :-0

[sammy112350]

For every one like to manage his or her cloth, try this site:
closetbank.com

[RestlessWind]

But.....where might the article on Safer Sleeping be found??