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Old 13-02-2011, 20:56   #16
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This would be the Keys and then Bahamas..
Hot water is a lot less critical to a lot of folks in warm climes. Many don't have it.
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Old 13-02-2011, 21:00   #17
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Wimmenz need inverter, hot shower, private and personal head/vanity (youse use yer own sumplace else). Yup, plenty da pillows too! Fridge and freezer and fresh lettuce. Clean towels. Gotta have dinghy with SEATS, no riding on the toobs with a wet butt neither. She also won't help with breakfast if itz cold out from under the covers so youse gotsta have heat.

Wait! (Smacks forehead!) You were probably thinking this was a cheaper, easier and more romantic way to live huh?

Doh! ..... Nope!

But when you've got all the aforementioned dollar eaters AND the woman, itz gooood!

(spoken from Xperience)

Oh, and I'm still thinking about that Charmin suggestion.....
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Old 13-02-2011, 21:04   #18
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A woman needs .... her own boat. Or a home ashore and an occasional postcard.
or phone call.

I was going to say, she should choose the boat!
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Old 13-02-2011, 21:14   #19
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It is great that you are trying to make a space for your gal. Every woman is different, I require water (doesn’t need to be hot), a clean proper working head and plenty of toilet paper (my guy laughs when I stock up for a two day offshore trip with 8 rolls of TP). Some women like to rough it some want a more civilized setting, ask her what her main requirements are for being comfy and work from there. If she hates to camp then you will probably want to get as big of a boat as you can afford.
I live aboard a PS34, no hot or pressurized water, no separate shower compartment. I love it. The main reason I love my boat is because it has the most important feature I need...my wonderful man.

Cheers and have fun making the boat a home for the both of you.
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Old 13-02-2011, 21:26   #20
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Amen daddle.
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Old 13-02-2011, 22:00   #21
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I wouldn't consider steping aboard a boat without my Admiral. Between the two of us we do most things right most of the time. Born and raised in Alaska she knows all about roughing it and being a really sexy lady at the same time
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Old 13-02-2011, 22:11   #22
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I've found that providing her own and separate bathroom works well for her and me. (Hers should be twice as large as yours.)
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You guys really are funny. I require a head that is not open to the rest of the boat....TP we sort out with the aforementioned baggies, water is not hot. What I mostly require is a companion that does not turn into a cranky yelling fellow while under sail.
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Old 14-02-2011, 04:44   #24
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the kind of paper that can flush in a marine head leaves messy hands.
Good god, woman, wipe, don't SCRUB!
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Old 14-02-2011, 05:10   #25
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I get a lot of woman onboard, so this is In general -and was surprised to find out how much toilet paper they use consistently compared to me/men- figure 1-2 rolls a week per woman verse 1 roll every 3-4 weeks for a man !I buy any toilet paper and the heads have no trouble sucking them down and out! Seems most of them like a hair dryer/blower that takes a big inverter- One woman brought about 10 pair of shoes for a week charter, so some need more living room to put there stuff!! Nice clean sheets/ pillows /Shampoo/conditioner & face moisturizer
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No wonder the bottom lifes dying off.... forests of shredded TP landing on it...
SUFFOCATION.... do the baggies
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Old 14-02-2011, 05:47   #27
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Call me sexist if you want but we've been cruising around for two years now, thats the way it is and if i want to continue that is how it will be, She likes to sail but she also likes to be a girl (those are her words).. just stating the facts Ma'am
One of my favourite quotes from da Misssus was:

"I talk too much because I Woman"

(her being foreign, sentence contstruction could be variable ).

The really funny thing was that she didn't
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Old 14-02-2011, 05:59   #28
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hints and tips please
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My limited experience agrees with Erika's comment that every women is different. I recall one female crew who was basically okay except she went through incredible amounts of water. Another female crew had quite unreasonable privacy needs. Another woman used enough toilet paper to make a bunny - every time she used the head. We'll skip the one who tried to put the boat under the bow of a cruise ship - not relevant. *grin*

The things on the boat that have been most appreciated by women, including my current long-term partner, include:
- electric toilet that will swallow almost anything
- Espar air heater
- generator and A/C for really hot, still Chesapeake summer nights
- good food (good cooker, refrigerator, freezer)
- large quantities of baby wipes (reduces shower needs)

One other thing to consider is the location of lockers and other storage. On my boat one of the lockers in the head is against the hull. In summer, even when the A/C is running it gets warm in there. Without the A/C it will be easily 10F above outside ambient. That is NOT a good place for make-up and other girly products. Janet doesn't use much or often, but what we carry has to be stored where it won't be ruined. Same rules for chocolate. *grin*

Comfortable places to sit have been very well received. Below we have a couple of triangle-shaped pillows that Janet really likes for propping up on the settee while reading. Sport-A-Seats are great for turning any cockpit into a comfortable place to be. I'm trying to figure out how to pack one of the seats to take with me on deliveries. There are some really uncomfortable boats out there. *grin*
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hints and tips please
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Funny you should ask, that depends on the woman I suppose, since today is Valentine’s day I will give you an example-I met this Gal a few months ago- , how I won her over was I showed up at her home with 1200 pounds of Horse **** and dumped it in her front yard , then planted a garden for her when she came home that day from work it was instant love- after she got over the smell-shes now dropping everything and coming onboard for a 6 month trail
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