Oct 30, 2013 | Blog
The first line of defense against a stinky bilge is to keep it clean and dry, from stem to stern. Regularly clean shower sump boxes, paying special attention to rinse plenty of fresh water through them. If you open a seacock while doing work on the boat, clean the sea...
Sep 28, 2013 | Blog
For starters, it looks better. But there many other reasons as well. Here’s one. To alert you to small water leaks If you keep a dry bilge, it is much easier to see whenever you get a small leak somewhere in the boat. If you dry out the bilge on one day,...
Sep 10, 2013 | Blog
The truth is, you you can’t. The bilge is going to get wet, so you’re going to have to dry it out. But what is the easiest way for you to get it dry? First, let’s explore where the water comes from. Normally, the water that gets in the bilge...
