How to Disinfect your Helmet
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From: Republic of Boon Island
Wash the liners in mine, more so in summer,
when I store them I have a couple of cotton bags of
cedar chips in 'em, absorbs moisture , prevents mold
........ makes them smell good pretty much all the time
when I store them I have a couple of cotton bags of
cedar chips in 'em, absorbs moisture , prevents mold
........ makes them smell good pretty much all the time
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Another vote here for only buying helmets with removeable liners. Toss em in the wash/dry and your done.
Dunno if I'd put sanitizer or anything in it, you pet a dog while walking on carpet on the way out the door then touch the doorknob and your head may spontaneously combust, it's happened.. prolly. Though that might be fun for others to witness it's not really recommended.
Dunno if I'd put sanitizer or anything in it, you pet a dog while walking on carpet on the way out the door then touch the doorknob and your head may spontaneously combust, it's happened.. prolly. Though that might be fun for others to witness it's not really recommended.
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From: Dalton, GA
Take the pads out and wash em in warm soapy water, let air dry, and then reinstall em in your helmet. Any other way and you just masking the smell 
Fabreeze works great for a quicky defunk
A balaclava only can soak up so much sweat in the summer time and not to mention just makes it that much hotter.
And any helmet that doesnt have removable pads is top cheap to be trusting your head in!!
Fabreeze works great for a quicky defunk
A balaclava only can soak up so much sweat in the summer time and not to mention just makes it that much hotter.
And any helmet that doesnt have removable pads is top cheap to be trusting your head in!!
Last edited by PlayfulGod; Jan 24, 2011 at 01:32 AM.
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Another vote here for only buying helmets with removeable liners. Toss em in the wash/dry and your done.
Dunno if I'd put sanitizer or anything in it, you pet a dog while walking on carpet on the way out the door then touch the doorknob and your head may spontaneously combust, it's happened.. prolly. Though that might be fun for others to witness it's not really recommended.
Dunno if I'd put sanitizer or anything in it, you pet a dog while walking on carpet on the way out the door then touch the doorknob and your head may spontaneously combust, it's happened.. prolly. Though that might be fun for others to witness it's not really recommended.
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