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A fellow DM says he rarely rinses. What do you do?
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koozemani
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I religiously rinse everything at the end of the day. Both hers and mine.
Just kidding.
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Same here. Rinse everything, inside and out, dry, inspect, and if necessary, service. I do the same thing with the gear.
Depends, if I dive in fresh water I generally don't rinse my gear except if there is mud or sand but if I dive in salt water every thing gets soaked and rinsed ASAP post-dive.
CuNanoTube
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I dive in a giant rinsing tank. I have no reason to rinse my gear other than getting the smell off.
I voted "rarely rinse" only because I dive mostly in freshwater. I do however rinse my gear religiously when diving in a pool or saltwater. Now if I'm diving in freshwater and decide to pee in my suit...? I won't even put in back in the car without rinsing first!
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