stinky dry suit no very stinky

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scubadoguk

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any advise the suit has been used everyday 2 or three times a day for 3 months,
help it stinks.
 
scubadoguk:
any advise the suit has been used everyday 2 or three times a day for 3 months,
help it stinks.

I put a little sink the stink or baking soda in my dunk water. In So Cal, the water may be in the 50's while the air temp is in the 80's... makes for quite a schvitz on the SI.

I usually rinse both inside and outside of the suit (read: dunk with the zipper open) and dry it inside-out on my Drysuit dryer.

No lingering stinkage here.

K


PS: DUI 50/50 Sig series suit
 
Drop the Chalupa. :D

And cut out the green chili burritos just before diving, too.




Nah, seriously though,

A drysuit dryer might work well. They're easy to make and they'll solve your problem (after you dunk it in Sink the Stink and leave it there overnight.)

Instructions are in the archive or here:
http://atlanticunderwater.com
 
Wijbrandus:
Install a p-valve?

What material is it made of?
lol p valve ??? its a apollo 4 mm neoprene dry suit,,, not a toilet
 
oh, so you prolly don't pee in it?
you should find a way to dry your suit between dives.
do dry suits usually stink?
 
thanks guys tried sink the stink it did not!
Used febreese laundry that worked better but not made any more I was thinking that commercial diver may have to have clean dry suit at some times
 

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