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Nautical Trivia makes any day The BHEESTIE Bag™ removes
a sailing day. Rain or shine, Nautical moisture from personal electronics -
Trivia lets you sail anytime! The perfect everything from a Blackberry to an mp3
sailing gift for a birthday, holiday or any player. Here’s how it works. You simply
day. Take the Nautical Trivia challenge take the electronic device, drop it in the
with your friends or family. With Bheestie Bag and zip seal it tight. You
Nautical Trivia you can experience all can do it overnight, or immediately after
of the exciting elements of actual sailing an ‘accident.’ It contains powerful water
with your friends or family no matter absorbing beads that physically bond
what the weather is outside! with the water, holding it inside of them.
An exact reproduction of The It pulls the moisture out! The bag can last
Classic Nautical Trivia Board Game. up to a year for everyday use or less if
$49.
95
. used for extreme soaking. $20.
For information contact Summit The Flexi-Basket is a contemporary For more information contact:
Distribution (888) 822-1753 or website: designed hamper, event or shopping www.Bheestie.com
www.nauticaltrivia.com basket which folds away to the size of
a small bag, complete with a carry bag.
This groovy basket features a zippered
internal pocket for valuables, a Lycra
cover, UV-stabilized nylon receptacle
& a super-strong, lightweight aircraft
aluminum frame, in six striking colors.
There are many pale imitations of our
patented FlexiBasket on the market;
however none have our fold-flat
mechanism or superb build quality
& materials. Price: $34.
95
. Contact
www.SeattleBoatChairCo.com
ITT Rule announces the release business segment,” incorporate some feature benefits as
of its newly redesigned, functionally according to well.”
updated Rule-Mate line of automated Jeff Schopperle, The new Rule-Mate pumps utilize
bilge pumps. The new pumps include Group Product a state-of-the-art solid-state water
500 GPH, 750 GPH and 1100 GPH Manager at ITT sensing device, threaded discharge
models. It is the first major Rule. “The line ports, anti-fouling impellers and a
product improvement c o n t i n u e s t o new robust industrial design, among
to the pumps since its grow for us, so other improvements. Schopperle says
successful introduction we wanted to extensive research was conducted prior
in 1999. take advantage to designing the new pump.
“The Rule-Mate pumps are of technological For more information contact ITT
an important part of our bilge pump a d v a n c e s a n d Rule at www.rule-industries.com
Wichard has introduced Greenox. bare or anodized aluminum. pulpits. It’s efficient and easy
A non-toxic, biodegradable metal Greenox carefully removes most to use. Just apply Greenox to a
cleaner specially formulated for the surface contaminates while damp cloth, lightly scrub, leave
sensitive marine environment. It simultaneously polishing the for 5-10 minutes and wipe away.
effectively cleans most metal surfaces micro scratches that dull the Once rinsed and wiped, a clean
without using damaging chemicals like metal surface. It also applies a thin and bright metal surface will be
most other metal cleaners. non-stick coating that slows the reviled. Greenox is available in
Advanced formula Greenox is a one accumulation of dust and dirt. 100 ml tubes for $19.
90
.
application cleaner and polisher that Greenox can be safely used on For more information, contact
is more than 90% biodegradable. It’s items all around the boat including website: www.wichard-usa.com
highly effective on most metal surfaces stainless steel hardware, reefing-
including stainless, brass, copper and furling systems, masts, booms and
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