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Crew Manual

Page 8 of 18 9/10/2007

8. Head

Toilet

Males sit when using the toilet (for safety and cleanliness).

A smelly bathroom is a really good way to get seasick!

The wood floors become permanently smelly.

Only toilet paper goes in the toilet bowl.

Boat toilet drains pipes are _ size of home one!

Bags are provided for feminine hygiene products.

If there is paper in the bowl before you use it, flush before using.

When replacing the toilet paper squeeze the roll a little–to keep it from unraveling

The handle on our toilet is an electrical micro-switch and is not very strong!

It is not like a home one that requires really pushing.

To Flush press the level down GENTLY.

Sometimes requires two flushes.

To remove water pull the level upward.

If head seems plugged, just pull up on the handle.

Every couple of days and on entry / exit to ports do a couple empty flushes.

Electric pump out.

Confirm the outlet valve is open or you rebuild the pump out pump YUCK!

Then turn circuit breaker on.

Turn the timer in the panel to the level shown in the master stateroom.

Monitor on panel, when green turn off. Pump can run dry for only a few minutes

Manual Pump:

Make sure valve is open and use short rapid strokes.

Sink:

Do not let the water run when brushing teeth etc.

Shower:

Let Scott or Teri know, we may need to run generator for the water heater.

Turn on shower blower.

Turn on shower.

Turn water handle to 12 o’clock for correct temperature when underway

Else turn to 10 o’clock when not underway.

Take a 3-5 minute shower.

Porthole: (window)

Only open if at a dock or at anchor, and REMEMBER to close when you leave.

If not you will have a very wet bathroom (head) for the rest of the trip.

Cleaning:

Cleaning supplies are under the sink.

You are responsible for cleaning your head. Use only Simple Green in the toilet.

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