musicalmike
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I would try to avoid doing this if at all possible.
There have been a few good recommendations already. Of course rinsing your suit is a minimum and hanging to dry. Someone had suggested using wetsuit shampoo or a viniger solution. While these may clean your suit and perhaps make it smell like a salad, they are not made to disolve odor. There is a product called "Sink The Stink" made just for this problem. It comes in a highly concentrated 1oz turtle pack or 4oz bottle. You dilute 1oz with 50gal of water and place all neoprene items in it to soak. Agitating every once in a while is good but not required. After about 15 min you can hang it to dry, no rinsing necessary. The product contains a specially cultured enzyme that eats away the unwanted bacteria. It is non toxic and bio-degradable. This stuff works like budda!! You can also dilute it and use it on moldy carpets, boat and RV heads and anywhere else you can find moisture or mildew.
There have been a few good recommendations already. Of course rinsing your suit is a minimum and hanging to dry. Someone had suggested using wetsuit shampoo or a viniger solution. While these may clean your suit and perhaps make it smell like a salad, they are not made to disolve odor. There is a product called "Sink The Stink" made just for this problem. It comes in a highly concentrated 1oz turtle pack or 4oz bottle. You dilute 1oz with 50gal of water and place all neoprene items in it to soak. Agitating every once in a while is good but not required. After about 15 min you can hang it to dry, no rinsing necessary. The product contains a specially cultured enzyme that eats away the unwanted bacteria. It is non toxic and bio-degradable. This stuff works like budda!! You can also dilute it and use it on moldy carpets, boat and RV heads and anywhere else you can find moisture or mildew.
