Apart from being great to sail on, seawater is a great way to stretch your supply of freshwater. For example, a 30-second dip in boiling seawater is the perfect way to tenderize squid.
Here are 10 ways you can put seawater to use:
blog.arribasail.com/2016/11/putting-seawater-to-use-on-your-boat.html
BTW, you don't need to have seawater plumbed to your galley sink, but you'll more than likely discover, as I did, that you'll use seawater for all those tasks much more often if you do.
I've deck wash pump plumb to sea water it will also have a outlet art in the cockpit aswell as the bow
And I'll try plumbing some thing to the sink
Years ago on an isolated beach ran out of food except for rice and what ever the ocean provided
Salt water rice is a little be hard to consume but added to even cooking shell fish it was okay
And I was able to stay there for a couple more weeks
Which was great 
Select to expand quoteHG02 said..
I've deck wash pump plumb to sea water it will also have a outlet art in the cockpit aswell as the bow
And I'll try plumbing some thing to the sink
Just another T HG!!
I wouldn't be without a seawater tap at the sink!!
I have some friends that have been washing there boat hulls with salt water for many years surprisly there hull looks imaculate!
Select to expand quotebrianlara3 said...
Haydn, ever thought about writing a book. Dead set.
Due to a few head injuries at a kid my ability with English expression is not good
One of my sons writes really well and writes Government papers full time
A Uni in Sydney published one of his technical articles
Well written as usual but way above my comprehension
I'm afraid
when he travelled overseas he wrote a blog thoroughly enjoyable reading
Select to expand quoteHG02 said...brianlara3 said...
Haydn, ever thought about writing a book. Dead set.
Due to a few head injuries at a kid my ability with English expression is not good
One of my sons writes really well and writes Government papers full time
A Uni in Sydney published one of his technical articles
Well written as usual but way above my comprehension
I'm afraid
when he travelled overseas he wrote a blog thoroughly enjoyable reading
Slight tempory thread drift. Sorry.
I'm feeling you man. As a two old I was in a coma for a week.
As a nine year old three months off school compound skull fracture.
How I got into and survived three years army is a miracle. I have major comprehension problems often.
You ain't alone with it Mate.
Sorry people, sometimes it is really important. I Needed to tell him.
Won't happen again.
Select to expand quotebrianlara3 said..HG02 said...brianlara3 said...
Haydn, ever thought about writing a book. Dead set.
Due to a few head injuries at a kid my ability with English expression is not good
One of my sons writes really well and writes Government papers full time
A Uni in Sydney published one of his technical articles
Well written as usual but way above my comprehension
I'm afraid
when he travelled overseas he wrote a blog thoroughly enjoyable reading
Slight tempory thread drift. Sorry.
I'm feeling you man. As a two old I was in a coma for a week.
As a nine year old three months off school compound skull fracture.
How I got into and survived three years army is a miracle. I have major comprehension problems often.
You ain't alone with it Mate.
Sorry people, sometimes it is really important. I Needed to tell him.
Won't happen again.
When I was around 4 years old I had this realization that I'm alive but will die at some stage .
So some times some one will ask me what am I doing I respond with just waiting till I die
Select to expand quoteHG02 said..brianlara3 said..HG02 said...brianlara3 said...
Haydn, ever thought about writing a book. Dead set.
Due to a few head injuries at a kid my ability with English expression is not good
One of my sons writes really well and writes Government papers full time
A Uni in Sydney published one of his technical articles
Well written as usual but way above my comprehension
I'm afraid
when he travelled overseas he wrote a blog thoroughly enjoyable reading
Slight tempory thread drift. Sorry.
I'm feeling you man. As a two old I was in a coma for a week.
As a nine year old three months off school compound skull fracture.
How I got into and survived three years army is a miracle. I have major comprehension problems often.
You ain't alone with it Mate.
Sorry people, sometimes it is really important. I Needed to tell him.
Won't happen again.
When I was around 4 years old I had this realization that I'm alive but will die at some stage .
So some times some one will ask me what am I doing I respond with just waiting till I die
I've been waiting for 48 years now, starting to think it just might not happen after all the accident and incidences I've put myself through in my life it would be a shame to die in bed at 100 years old.
Only in the last couple of years are childhood head traumas bieng taken seriously. 
Select to expand quoteBruski068 said..HG02 said..brianlara3 said..HG02 said...brianlara3 said...
Haydn, ever thought about writing a book. Dead set.
Due to a few head injuries at a kid my ability with English expression is not good
One of my sons writes really well and writes Government papers full time
A Uni in Sydney published one of his technical articles
Well written as usual but way above my comprehension
I'm afraid
when he travelled overseas he wrote a blog thoroughly enjoyable reading
Slight tempory thread drift. Sorry.
I'm feeling you man. As a two old I was in a coma for a week.
As a nine year old three months off school compound skull fracture.
How I got into and survived three years army is a miracle. I have major comprehension problems often.
You ain't alone with it Mate.
Sorry people, sometimes it is really important. I Needed to tell him.
Won't happen again.
When I was around 4 years old I had this realization that I'm alive but will die at some stage .
So some times some one will ask me what am I doing I respond with just waiting till I die
I've been waiting for 48 years now, starting to think it just might not happen after all the accident and incidences I've put myself through in my life it would be a shame to die in bed at 100 years old.
For years I thought that I simply had a strange brain.
But the newer studies have given me cause to know otherwise.
But I still like the idea of a mizzen on your boat.......promise to never bring it up again.
Select to expand quoteHG02 said..
I've deck wash pump plumb to sea water it will also have a outlet art in the cockpit aswell as the bow
And I'll try plumbing some thing to the sink
Years ago on an isolated beach ran out of food except for rice and what ever the ocean provided
Salt water rice is a little be hard to consume but added to even cooking shell fish it was okay
And I was able to stay there for a couple more weeks
Which was great
Good point. I should have included desk and anchor washing.
In addition to a manual pump in the galley, I have a electric seawater pump with 2 taps. One is in the anchor locker (under foredeck) and the other in the cockpit. The former is invaluable for washing crud off the anchor and rode and the latter for deck washing, especially cleaning up fish blood and guts!
Select to expand quotebrianlara3 said..Bruski068 said..HG02 said..brianlara3 said..HG02 said...brianlara3 said...
Haydn, ever thought about writing a book. Dead set.
Due to a few head injuries at a kid my ability with English expression is not good
One of my sons writes really well and writes Government papers full time
A Uni in Sydney published one of his technical articles
Well written as usual but way above my comprehension
I'm afraid
when he travelled overseas he wrote a blog thoroughly enjoyable reading
Slight tempory thread drift. Sorry.
I'm feeling you man. As a two old I was in a coma for a week.
As a nine year old three months off school compound skull fracture.
How I got into and survived three years army is a miracle. I have major comprehension problems often.
You ain't alone with it Mate.
Sorry people, sometimes it is really important. I Needed to tell him.
Won't happen again.
When I was around 4 years old I had this realization that I'm alive but will die at some stage .
So some times some one will ask me what am I doing I respond with just waiting till I die
I've been waiting for 48 years now, starting to think it just might not happen after all the accident and incidences I've put myself through in my life it would be a shame to die in bed at 100 years old.
For years I thought that I simply had a strange brain.
But the newer studies have given me cause to know otherwise.
But I still like the idea of a mizzen on your boat.......promise to never bring it up again.
Well you give me a never ending supply of power . One day the mizzen will go back on but not in the next few years . Retirement is looming and Id really like to get this boat back into the water and raise a sail and sort it out so it's user friendly.
Looks like another weekend with rain coming up. Damit .
I never not finish a job and walk away much the same when I use to race years ago "always finished a race no matter what "
The boats roughed out now just needs refining and finishing. Lots of temp wiring as things have been added but that's only a bit of time some timber work inside yet to be done internally .
Select to expand quoteKarsten said..
Keep on waffling guys - it's pretty good reading!
Thanks Karsten. Sometimes a forum can have multiple uses and unintentional benefits for readers.
Haydn, thanks for the "supply of power" statement. Makes me feel useful.
I'm going to try to get to Western Port before you leave.
Really want to meet up.
Chew the fat, talk a bit of nonsense, buy some grub, have a shower, maybe go on the hard stand & do the bottom.
Do you know Jim Thom, built a green Roberts 345 in steel, I think in same place as your Herreshoff?
Met him in Gosford. Helped him get out of Brisbane water.
Maybe Western is a bigger place than I think it is.
Sorry about the waffle.
Gotta love waffles with Maple Syrup and ice cream !!
Select to expand quotebrianlara3 said..
Haydn, thanks for the "supply of power" statement. Makes me feel useful.
I'm going to try to get to Western Port before you leave.
Really want to meet up.
Chew the fat, talk a bit of nonsense, buy some grub, have a shower, maybe go on the hard stand & do the bottom.
Do you know Jim Thom, built a green Roberts 345 in steel, I think in same place as your Herreshoff?
Met him in Gosford. Helped him get out of Brisbane water.
Maybe Western is a bigger place than I think it is.
Sorry about the waffle.
Gotta love waffles with Maple Syrup and ice cream !!
Ive a couple of people I know out there but spend most of my time on the boat my mission imposible feels like that sometimes
forwards backwards land .
