Microfibre Cloths

[Snowgoose-1]

Is there anything they can't do.
Forgot tea towel . Brilliant wiping up cloths. Also found out today, stops plates and mugs moving about.

 

[johnalison]

Clearly not needed on catamarans.

 

[Dellquay13]

Coupled with a shoelace, I have a yellow one ready to go into service as a rudimentary Q flag

 

[Stemar]

Clearly not needed on catamarans.

Have you ever gone over Chichester Bar with wind over tide in a cat?

 

[Snowgoose-1]

Coupled with a shoelace, I have a yellow one ready to go into service as a rudimentary Q flag

It's great having multiple uses for a product on a boat. Saves space and weight which is important.

I'm still looking for a marine application for my ear and nose hair remover though.

 

[greeny]

It's great having multiple uses for a product on a boat. Saves space and weight which is important.

I'm still looking for a marine application for my ear and nose hair remover though.

De bobbling your old jumpers.

 

[mjcoon]

It's great having multiple uses for a product on a boat. Saves space and weight which is important.

I'm still looking for a marine application for my ear and nose hair remover though.

Trimming the growth on your log impellor? ;-)

 

[mjcoon]

De bobbling your old jumpers.

Or bobble-hat!

 

[johnalison]

Have you ever gone over Chichester Bar with wind over tide in a cat?

Why would I want to, in a cat of all things? God invented ballast for a reason.

 

[Stemar]

Why would I want to, in a cat of all things? God invented ballast for a reason.

There was a 40-something footer halfboat coming out at the same time, Judging by the way he was bouncing around, it would have taken a lot more than a microfibre cloth to keep the coffee mugs on the table

 

[Snowgoose-1]

Trimming the growth on your log impellor? ;-)

I use my electric toothbrush for that.

 

[mjcoon]

I use my electric toothbrush for that.

At least you could use a dedicated brush-head (or someone else's!)...