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What would be more frightening, is if you DID, and they knew exactly what you were talking about! 
anti-fog for mask
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Lessthanlethal
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Thats funny. When you first posted that I looked it up on line "Kraken Spit". lots of sites on spit and other stuff but not shampoo!
lol
lol
MSilvia
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After my 10th dive or so, I forgot to bring my anti-fog with me, so I spit in my mask. I never looked back... spit has kept me fog-free for a couple hundred dives, and I don't see the sense in paying for defog solution when you already have a mouth full of it.
It works well enough that you'll probably never wish you had "artificial spit" with you unless you're germ-phobic about your own mouth. Uncle Pug once claimed it works best with little chunks of oreo in it, but I can't say I've tested that myself.
It works well enough that you'll probably never wish you had "artificial spit" with you unless you're germ-phobic about your own mouth. Uncle Pug once claimed it works best with little chunks of oreo in it, but I can't say I've tested that myself.
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THE Legendary "Uncle Pug" ! ! ! !
Yes, Caroline, there really is an "Uncle Pug" ! ! !
the K
Yes, Caroline, there really is an "Uncle Pug" ! ! !
the K
I tried using defog . . . The problem was that I never remembered to put it in the mask at the car, where I geared up. Or I didn't have any water to rinse it out before it completely dried.
I've now gone to a completely portable, endlessly renewable source of mask defog, which is easy to use at the water's side and will not sting the eyes: spit.
I've now gone to a completely portable, endlessly renewable source of mask defog, which is easy to use at the water's side and will not sting the eyes: spit.
Wayward Son
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until the day comes when you can't create enough spit to do the job 
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Lessthanlethal
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well I can try that too. thanks
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If you buy one of those really "no frills" wet suits that has no lining which are pretty popular with commercial divers, squirting shampoo and/or cream rense in the suit between dives makes it a lot eaiser to pull on when it's wet. Apply during suit up, not right after the last dive. Will not work with a dry wet suit.
I perfer the fuzz lined wet suits. The fuzz prevents the suit from sticking to your skin when it's wet. They are eaiser to put on when wet.
I perfer the fuzz lined wet suits. The fuzz prevents the suit from sticking to your skin when it's wet. They are eaiser to put on when wet.
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MBH:That's funny!
I might just have to play around with Photoshop when I get home tonight...
Sure would be interested in seeing what you come up with !?!?!?!?!
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