wizmo
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what can i use to rinse my gear, i ran out of no stink and forgot to buy some in cozumel. there's no dive shop in my area. any ideas
thanks wizmo
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I use some of the shampoo that you get in hotels that comes in those little bottles or
I sometimes use a very small amount of dish soap instead, a LDS trick ( Note: add to water at end of filling tub or you'll get "sudsed" )
I use the Mirazime or Sink the Stink only when called for to keep boots and suit smelling OK
tip. make sure that stuff is throughly dry before putting away, I wait days befor I do
I sometimes use a very small amount of dish soap instead, a LDS trick ( Note: add to water at end of filling tub or you'll get "sudsed" )
I use the Mirazime or Sink the Stink only when called for to keep boots and suit smelling OK
tip. make sure that stuff is throughly dry before putting away, I wait days befor I do
tarheeldiver
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I use Woollite seems to work good
Ditto on the Woollite. Works great. Hang to dry inside out.
Hoeser
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I just take a shower over top my gear (with my gear in the bottom of the tub, not while wearing my gear.. I swear). So I guess its a combination of Irish Spring bodywash and Panteen Pro V 
Gee I just use fresh water 98% of the time. Warm is best.
Woolite or Simple Green... if anything.
keyshunter
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Baking soda in warm water.
Baby shampoo
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