When we decided to replace the worn-out, real teak on our transom sugar scoops, we thought it might be best to look into synthetics.

We are teak oilers over varnishers, so our teak needs regular elbow grease. In our (seemingly never-ending) quest for the right teak cleaner

Angie's always on the team solving problems, and not understanding the inner workings of diesel engines meant they were just black boxes — b

Out of the motley crew, one is leaps and bounds ahead as our daily driver: the Hurkins Orbit. See below for some side by side comparisons

Connie had three Jabsco shower pumps (model 37202-2012). None of these pumps were broken, and I had multiple spare service kits for the Jab

We've found that McLube OneDrop is the best lubricant for keeping our ball bearing blocks working like a dream. And I was making a big mist

We’ve seen FSR promoted by many respectable personalities on the interwebs, but should we switch from our tried and true Starbrite deck clea

If you own a cruising boat, you will have to learn to be an electrician (in addition to a painter, a detailer, a mechanic, a rigger, and a p

Confianza's steering wheel was getting worse for wear and starting to stand out (not in a good way).

These Gebo port light knobs are not a great design in my opinion. Once they start corroding and get hard to spin, they often break. And th

Early on in our boating career, we were flabbergasted by just how much things that had the word "marine" attached would cost. Definitely a