Every fall remove all batteries from electronics and replace with fresh in the spring. Winterize the porta potty

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1 Sailboat Checklist SEE YOU CAN STORE A LOT IN A SAILBOAT Need to pack each trip Clothes Dave Clothes Carol Bose speaker charged up MP3 player charged up Food Dave s coffee mug My Engel drink cup Clean towels Vacuum charged up Water and drinks in locker cooler Water shoes are kept in the truck Phones (we have extra phone cords in boat) Laptop or Ipad (we have extra power cords in boat) If needed more paper plates, toilet paper, papter towels and plastic silverware Every fall remove all batteries from electronics and replace with fresh in the spring. Winterize the porta potty Every Fall take out of boat and return in the spring These items are stored in a spare bedroom to prevent mold. Cockpit cushion Cabin Seat cushions and backs Matteress cushions Mattress topper Ever fall take out of boat and return in the spring. These are stored in a plastic storage boxes upstairs in spare bedroom marked sails Sails Tarps and pop up covers Life sling Life jackets

2 flares Ever fall take out of boat and return in the spring. These are stored in plastic storage boxes upstairs in spare bedroom. Blankets sheets pillows Towels All clothes in side nets Washrags Dish towels comforters Flashlight Alarm IN STACKER Dish soap Pads Kleenex Ear plugs Clothes line and pins IN LARGE STACKABLE Ever fall take out of boat and return in the spring. These are stored in a plastic storage boxes in the loft. You do not want these things freezing or getting moldy. Tooth brushes Razors Brush Mascara Q-tips Towel eze Paper towels Toilet papter Hand wipes Hot hand

3 Fuels batteries Safety horn GPS Wind indicator binoculars Every fall take out of boat use up or throw away and replace in the spring. Watch the expiration dates Insect repellant Excedrin Asprin Ibuprofen Bonine Femine pads Shaving cream Toothpaste Vitamins Face soap Shampoo w/conditioner Bath soap Deodorant biofreeze Matches Hand soap Towel eze Aloe Benedryl sunscreen 1 st aid kit Wound wash Peroxide Dish soap batteries benedryl Paper towels fan

4 Food in food box and under the bed. How we use the storage space in our boat. See the diagram of our boat for placement of the cabinet numbers. One thing you will notice is that we do not have any paper or cardboard packaging. All items are taken out of the package and repackaged in a fresh seal bag. What is in the: Locker Gas can for motor Gas grill (Coleman Fold and Go) Lifesling (when it is not attached to the back of the boat) Cooler for water that drains outside the boat Electrical cord Dock lines (in plastic box) 2 bouys Tackle box and bait container Battery charger is mounted on wall Bilge pump Hook stick to hook things out of water Sponges Anchor indicators Old Towels for cleaning off boat Forward berth 2 anchors in 5 gallon buckets Popup Shower shelter Swim suits and sweatshirts in net On the storage hammock Sails (main, genoa, jib,spinnaker, storm jib) Towels and wash cloths

5 Below the hammock Propane heater Battery operated extra fan Sail covers Bag with pans and stove in it 2 collapsable buckets Life jackets Inflatable boat and paddles Inflatable ring In compartment 1 and 2 (they are just one big open area) 2 solar showers Extra towels in fresh seal bags Toilet paper in plastic boxes Paper towels in plastic boxes Air pumps 12 volt and 4D Funoodles Container under the seat Cushions by front berth Battery for Lights fans and outlet AA, AAA, D batteries in container Bathroom shelf behind toilet First aid kit Peroxide wound wash Insect repellent Personal wipes Instant Ice pack Deodorant Dave and Carol s Bio freeze Glass cleaners Emergency light sticks Matches Hanger On wall Mascara

6 Qtipes Toothbrushes and tootpaste Shave cream, razor, blades Curl iron and curling iron butane Bath wash Brush, comb, and finger nail file Shampoo and conditioner in one Sunscreen body and face Feminine Pads Flare kit is on floor in bathroom beside toilet Medicine cabinet on wall Bonin Blistex Cortisone cream Quick clean towelets Solar blanket New skin protectant Ibuprofen Execdrin Asprin Triple Antibiotic Cream Bandages Cloth tape In the Main Cabin Cabinet # 6 Garbage bags Wooden Clothes pins Toilet sanitizers Extra jet boil fuel Cabinet #7 Citronella candles Extra ziplock bags In drawer Fruit cocktail

7 Cabinet #8 Hardware rack Beans Applesauce Cream of mushroom soup Chunky soups in cans Cabinet #9 (under the seat cushions) Dry food storage Perfect amount for a meal sealed in Fresh seal bags Macaroni Spaghetti Egg noodles Pancake mix (directions on bag) Dry soup mixed (directions on bag) Tuna Nuts in sealed bags Velveeta cheese in foil bags stored in plastic container Raisins Granola bars Ketchup packets in a plastic container Mayo in a plastic container French dressing in a plastic container Jiffy pop (my addiction) Sugar in packets in a plastic container Beans Fruit cocktail Coriander Lemon pepper Under the sink Cabinet # 3 Tools Cooking Oil Pancake syrup Aluminum foil Saran wrap

8 Box with hardware The garbage is behind the door # 4 On top the counter I have the plastic box with kitchen equipment Jetboil flash for hot water Rubber spoon Rubber spatula Metal spatula Can opener Wisk ½ cup measure cup can be used to guess most things Measuring spoon that does from ¼ tsp to 1 T Steak knife Plastic silverware Collapsible strainer Coffee bean grinder Lighter Scissors On top that box I have Collapsible dish pan Collapsible dish strainer Plastic and wood cutting boards 2 pot holders Hanging fruit basket Salt and pepper are attached to wall by dish cabinet Dishes are displayed in the cabinet Container # 5 Mosquito repellant machine In box is plastic bags Under Seat Cushions Battery for nav lights and mast lights With containers with reefing lines and extra ties

9 Aft berth Compartment #13 Snorkeling vests Snorkeling masks Snorkeling fins Compartment #12 Radar detector Dry meals Extra towels Compartment #11 Extra ropes 11 Tarps MSD fitting for toilet Screen cover for the popup Compartment 10 LP tanks Butane tanks Jet Boil tanks Compartment in the stairs Manuals for things on boat. Because paper and cardboard do not get along with a boat I take the manuals apart and laminate them. Then I can 3 hole punch them and put in a binder. AA batteries so I can get to the fast the gps Our license, passport, and birth certificates in water proof box Dvds Hanging mesh bag on the wall: All the electronic cords Head lamps Knife Clothes pins Light stick

10 Colored sharpies Fingerless gloves Flashlight