Camelbak
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Jul 2014
1:39am, 24 Jul 2014
11 posts
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Turkey legs
Hi all, I've just procured a new camelbak for long summer training runs. Used it today, loved it. I've rinsed the bag & left it filled with a Milton sterilising solution over night. After my last one went mouldy after the first few uses, will this be enough to prevent a repeat? Cheers |
Jul 2014
6:38am, 24 Jul 2014
15966 posts
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DeeGee
Hang it upside down to get thoroughly air dry. Use something to hold the bag open at the fliing hole end. Also take care to clean and dry the bite valve and hose.
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Jul 2014
7:34am, 24 Jul 2014
1216 posts
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RunningInCircles
What DeeGee says ![]() Also make sure you blow all of the water or of the pipe. Water only also helps, gives the bugs less to feed on ![]() |
Jul 2014
8:07am, 24 Jul 2014
885 posts
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K5 Gus
Store the bladder and tube in the freezer, kills any bugs
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Oct 2019
11:13am, 5 Oct 2019
10 posts
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BrightStrider
You can buy kits from Camelbak to help with cleaning and drying. Not cheap, but neither is a Camelbak. Your bladder may have fold out props, to help open it more for drying. camelbak.com camelbak.com |
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