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  • Stinky helmet / bag straps?? There must be a cure??
  • Lofty
    Free Member

    as the title suggests, i’ve tried washing etc unsuccessfully but there must be a method of ridding backpack and helmet straps of stale faustyness?

    A dose disinfectant maybe? It’s beyond what a 40′ wash in my machine can do!

    3dvgirl
    Free Member

    its called a washing machine, use it, just use some thing like dettol 🙂

    pixelmix
    Free Member

    Direct sunlight for a reasonable period of time? You’ll probably need to wait for another 6 months then…

    MadBillMcMad
    Full Member

    helmet in the shower.

    backpack goes in the washing m/c on a waterproofing cycle.

    tonyd
    Full Member

    Pack goes in the wash with dirty kit on a hot wash. Will the helmet straps come off? If so just bung them in a sock and put them in the hot wash too, otherwise maybe sponge off with some hot water and something like that ^^^ dettol.

    chakaping
    Free Member

    Stinky helmet … There must be a cure??

    Do a Google seacrh for “Mumsnet” and “Beaker”.

    surroundedbyhills
    Free Member

    Vinegar* – soak your stuff in a 50/50 water/vinegar solution then wash it normally.

    *Balsamic is not reccommended.

    montarius
    Free Member

    Halo Sports Wash does the job for my camelbak.

    thisisnotaspoon
    Free Member

    Helmet – bin the pads every 6 bonths and buy new ones. Wash in anti-bacterial soap once in a while inbetween.

    Bag – washing machine + napisan/Halo/Detol*

    *not advisble if you don’t like the smell following you for the next few hundred miles.

    thomthumb
    Free Member

    shampoo for helmets. take it in the shower

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