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I thought that hammerin was the background music

Where are you what happened I miss you LOL

Nice job, been looking for flexible water tank for my boat project :)

I had a 50L plastimo one in my boat for 12 years. Three or four times in that period I ended up with mould in it. To clean, I used twine to tightly tie a piece of yellow dishwashing sponge onto the end of a broom stick. I then put about a litre of vinegar and a litre of water in it the bladder, and scub the inside with the sponge on the stick and then rinse it a few times. Cleans up easy. Generally I throw a few good swigs of vinegar in when I fill it as that helps keep mould away, and I don't use it for drinking anyway, just washing up, teeth cleaning, hand washing etc.

😘 Soooooo Cool Girl, well done , onward and upward

These tanks are just shit.Nothing semi permanent or even anything redeeming about them.I have tried everything to make them work,and I know....owned my yacht for 25+ years,had rubber bladders that finally burst....tried the plastimo....worse than junk.Donotfuckinbuy!

How come we haven't heard from you is everything okay?

Wow not bad quality from Plastimo for a 15yr old bladder. I just bought one. Will defiantly use a tank clean solution every so often. Good on you and your dad :)

What happened to ya?

Good video.

Great job! Storms may come but we all know you'll see them through.

I would put some non skid on those steps and inspect the chain plates where you can't see them, and check the leaky areas for rot and delamination. If that was a gas can, I would not store it there. You can clean the exterior when the boat is in the water. That attachment on the bow might be storing a gin pole.

Someone clicked thumbs down? I would love to set up a Soprano's account for them...

That bladder would probably be ok to shower from, but don't think I would drink from it.

Mix a strong solution into a big garbage can and dip and soak them. Bleach kills everything...

You should binge watch UA-cam channel, "Sail Life" I have watched every one of his videos. Its like attending boat repair college.

It came with a water bed lol

Everything seems to be coming along beautifully. Thanks for sharing, it’s exciting to watch all the progress you’re making!

Hi, greetings from Michigan. Is that a Tides Marine sail track on your mast? I just purchased one and am going to install tomorrow.

Hmmm, there is no link here to your wish list, and the one in your bio area doesn't work!

I love unboxings! Glad to see you came thru the storm ok. Even tho it skirted right by my front door, mostly lots of rain and a few wind gusts is all I got. Looking forward to your next video.

Good work sweetie....keep on being safe....! Love what your doing!

I was wondering where are you and how your doing. I know that you got hit by the storm and I was worried about you and your boat. Glad you survived the storm and nothing happened to you or your boat. Can't wait to see more videos.

Hope to see your videos, like windhippie, out on the big blue someday, stick at it, you have the passion youll get there one day, cheers 👍👍⛵⛵

How could we not like seeing that big pretty smile! Keep up the good work, one thing at a time and you'll be in the water soon enough.

Amazing young lady I wish you fair winds and seas and I am looking forward to your next video.

you need to get some better tools, that multi tool getting to much work lol. great video tho :)

Please keep up the vids (we love to watch them). The best YT videos in our opinion are just people doing their things they love. The excitement you show with your boat is much like we have about ours (purchased in 2019). Hope the restrictions end there soon.

It's good to have an update, way better then nothing at all. I can sympathize projects on hold. Hang in there.

Fascinating to see how much water collected in the DampRid containers. You're turning into a tech-mech-eng-tool-fixer-upper by force!

Yes, it must be a bit frustrating with the constant rain, as well as the curfew due to Corona 19. However, safety is the priority! Stay SAFE!

Where are your tools? I hope you know that used boats are a work in progress. They need alot of attention. I wish my life was going better because I would be able to send you a care package. There are videos on youtube that explain which tools a vital for owning a used sailboat. They are basic tools to start out with, than you get more specialty tools as you progress. I advise you to go on youtube and watch these videos. Plus there is this book that I can't remember the name of it but it explains everything you need to know about working on a sailboat. I think its called the encyclopedia of maintenance on a sailboat. Almost every sailboat owner has this book. I used to own it but it got lost in the airport shipping. But I will get it again. It explains everything that you need to know to be able to fix anything on a sailboat. Plus alot of this information can be transferred to things on land. I highly recommend this book. Well good luck on your adventure and I can't wait till the day you set sail.

New subscriber.

How does your father feel about you buying a boat and sailing away.

Good idea to go after the propane system next. Definitely not something you want to take a chance with.

Wow that cleanup made a huge difference! 👏👏 and loved seeing your father on this episode! 😂😂 at his tripod comment

double check the O-ring on the both, fill in and fill out adaptor, if slightly cracked or not soft anymore, changed them, cost 2-3 euro and you don’t want to end with 150L in the bilge (was lucky in my case only ~50L were remaining when the O-ring decided to leak)

Those plastimo tanks are not meant to be used for more than 2 years They are disposable

Good luck with your refit👍🙂

Congrats....looking good. I'm looking forward in following your adventures.

Wow living the dream ❤👍🏽

Nice one! Good job with the channel. You should use PromoSM!!! I used it to promote my Instagram and it helped my posts start to trend. It could really help you promote your videos too!!!

Any help you need in boat work or maintenance of the boat, I don’t mind helping you in those areas

My wife and I think you are adorable…keep up the videos and the content young lady!

I believe if you did steam it it would have done the trick

Love your vids and your spirit young lady…

In UK I think we just call them hose clamps too 🤔

Big difference, I'll have to check mine also. The tank on my sailboat is built in, I may have to change to get a liver instead. It looks a lot easier to clean than having to try to snake you arm all the way in the tank to clean. I also just use it to clean the boat and wash my hands. Good luck.

Nice to see your dad starring in the video. When will your mom make a guest appearance?

As a seaman who has been adrift for days; all fresh water stowed onboard should be drinkable in an emergency. So even though I won't drink water out of that tank as a habit; I'd make sure that it is always in a safe drink condition. I probably won't put a filtration system on such a small water source but I'd make sure to change the total volume out on a regular basis, have water treatment tablets on hand and keep the contents treated. I'd try to keep planned short term drinking and cooking in clear bottles and major supplies in the blue water kegs. Seaman's tip: Never fill your water bottles or kegs to the brim, always fill to 75 - 80%. In an emergency ditching any container that gets away or that you jettison would stay afloat so you can gather them and either have water available or empty some and turn them into floating aids and help make your visual signature much larger for potential rescue. Also, keep a free flying short tag cord attache to each container, not long enough for tangles but just a enough that would allow you to tie any flotsam together. Another plus is that if ship recked or grounded and forced to swim ashore; those containers with fresh water may wash up on the shoreline.