Mike,
Everything in the galley, all food items, cans, coffee, salt and pepper and 
 anything that can mold or rust need to be stored in moisture proof  
containers. I think Mary Lou is the gueen of R22 galley's. Her arrangement of  
plastic containers keeps everything neat and dry. On Rum Runner the TP is  even 
in a plastic bag in case we take some spray over the bow. 
Rum Runner is an 88 model and I've owned her since 1994 and have been a  
member of this list almost as long. I am a charter member of the Rhodes 
extreme  sailing team. Anyone is welcome to come and play with me. Some like it, 
some I  will never see again. Bring rum.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 7/7/2012 1:02:47 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
mweisner at ebsmed.com writes:

Joe,

The fact of the matter is that things do get wet  on  boat.  I am not sure
how many years Rummy has owned an R22  but, in my 31 years of ownership of a
boat on a mooring, I can attest to  the fact that all items that cannot get
wet should be stored in sealed  Ziplocs.  This means paper products, charts,
food items, etc.   This prevents moisture spoilage from excessive humidity 
in
a closed cabin  as well (sweating at the waterline).  There are many sources
of rain  or sea water and you can go crazy trying to seal them all.

Mike
s/v  Shanghai'd Summer ('81)
s/v <-no name -> ('91)
Nissequogue River,  NY

-----Original Message-----
From:  rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org
[mailto:rhodes22-list-bounces at rhodes22.org]  On Behalf Of Joe Camp
Sent: Saturday, July 07, 2012 12:17 PM
To: The  Rhodes 22 Email List
Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] I'm Wet! (no  sex)

Dennis:

I may have experienced the same  situation. In some downpours, my seat
drains have become overwhelmed, and  water has spilled into the laz... but
not made it to the bilge.  In  THIS event, articles in my cabinet were
soaked, and the water had not risen  to that level.  That's why I think that
at least some of the water  came from the starboard ports, ran down the
interior wall of the hull,  soaked my articles in the cabinet then went
(based on the irreversible laws  of physics) to the bilge.  

Rummy doesn't  believe that so much water could come in through the
ports, and he may be  right given his long experience with the boat's 
design;
but I think that at  least some did.  This was, after all, a unique weather
event, and the  physical evidence points, in part, to those starboard ports.
No matter, the  final  result is the same, and I have to dry out my cabin.  
I
will start sealing things up and hope I get the culprit-source  before the
next monster blow.  Muchas gracias mis amigos.

Joe  Camp



>________________________________
> From: Dennis  McNeely <mcneelyd at site-solutions.com>
>To: 'The Rhodes 22 Email  List' <rhodes22-list at rhodes22.org>
>Sent: Saturday, July 7, 2012  10:17 AM
>Subject: Re: [Rhodes22-list] I'm Wet! (no sex)
>  
>Apparently the foam under the cockpit may or may not seal the  lazarette 
>from the bilge.
>
>Rainwater gets into our boat  if the small seat drains are obstructed in 
>any way. Even if the drains  are clear, they can't keep up with a 
>prolonged downpour, and water  backs up over the lip at the lazarette 
>hatch. That water will appear  in the bilge on Magic Moments within 
>minutes if the boat is level. It  hasn't been a huge concern, but this year
I'll be flattening a  4"
>section of the lip between the lazarette and the cabin floor to  allow 
>water to run off to the floor  drain.
>
>Dennis
>s/v Magic Moments ('87 Rhodes  22)
>
>
>-> original message snipped for your reading  pleasure :)
>
>  > In a message dated 7/5/2012 8:03:32  P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
>  > jjcampjr at yahoo.com  writes:
>  >
>  > Here, on the Bohemia River  (Upper Chesapeake) we had a big
>  > (big) blow last week. Some  of the middle east coast is still out of 
>power.
>  >  Well, I rowed out to my boat on its mooring yesterday and noticed a  
>list to
>  > starboard and bow down a bit. The big blow  had apparently blown up 
>the lid to
>  > my lazarette.  Three and one half inches of rain went into the 
>opened  hatch
>
>
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