After getting out of the poo, or the ocean, I try to remember to fill my BC with air and while standing I pull the butt dump. That will evacuate the water than may have gotten into the bladder and you are ready for the next dive and lighter.
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Amazon.com: New BCD Flush Hose with Standard Inflator Adaptor: Sports & OutdoorsAfter diving salt water I deliberately use a hose to put some water in the BCD through the dumb valve. Slosh around and drain. You want to avoid build up of salt crystals in the BCD. They can be rough on the BCD air bladder.
I like the Listerine idea, I will have to try that.
That said, I'd definitely hesitate to use my BCD for emergency air if I had been in poo...Water inside the bladder of your BCD is common and harmless. Even if you find it while "getting out of the poo". :rofl:
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Amazon.com: New BCD Flush Hose with Standard Inflator Adaptor: Sports & Outdoors
One of these can make the rinsing of the inside much easier.
Has anyone tried or used this adapter? Seems like a interesting idea but I'm wondering if the high volume of water through parts that were really designed for air would be hard on the valve.
Ken
Has anyone tried or used this adapter? Seems like a interesting idea but I'm wondering if the high volume of water through parts that were really designed for air would be hard on the valve.
Ken
Must be spending too much time with my 22 month old -because that reads just downright funnyAfter getting out of the poo, while standing I pull the butt dump. That will evacuate the water than may have gotten into the bladder
Must be spending too much time with my 22 month old -because that reads just downright funny