Ever hear of "Moose Juice"?

[mikswi]

http://www.moosejuice.com/index.html


Never seen this before, I came across it while pokin around on Google. I have read threads in the past about people having difficulty getting their wetsuit on/off so I thought I would spread the link around.

I am in no way connected to this site/product. Im just lookin to put the link/info out there. If it works for you - great. If it permanently turns your skin green - oh well, not my fault.

 

[Scubakevdm]

You might try a mixture of baby shampoo and water in a small spray bottle. It doesn't have a website, but it seems to do the trick. You can defog your mask and clean up after the dive with it too.

 

[gecko3s]

You might try a mixture of baby shampoo and water in a small spray bottle. It doesn't have a website, but it seems to do the trick. You can defog your mask and clean up after the dive with it too.

lol

 

[Hoyden]

I like using just a little hair conditioner mixed with water - it allows you to slide right into wetsuits and hoods, is a little easier on your skin than soap and smells nice to boot.

Jackie

 

[HowardE]

Ever hear of Moose Juice?

Yes, but in the mountains, it's nothing that we want to put in our wetsuit.

 

[tedtim]

Yes, but in the mountains, it's nothing that we want to put in our wetsuit.

Where I live we have Moose Milk - a concoction that we mix on New Year's day to take a bit of the edge off after a rather late night.

I would definitely not use it in my wet suit. It is too valuable and should be consumed with the utmost care and respect.

 

[ltcobretti]

A bit of shaving cream works well and is easy to carry and apply I use it to prevent tears in my wakeboard bindings too

 

[O'Malley]

http://www.moosejuice.com/html/suitjuice.html

I had an opportunity to trial the Suit Juice the last few dives this past fall...made donning my 7mm quite easy; a few sprays and Whaalaa. And it's biodegradable too.

 

[BigWhiteSquare]

Oh yeah, nothin' like an icy cold glass of moose juice to wash down a big ol' helpin' of calf fries.

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[hambleto]

You might try a mixture of baby shampoo and water in a small spray bottle. It doesn't have a website, but it seems to do the trick. You can defog your mask and clean up after the dive with it too.

This is what I do. Cost me three dollars and lasts all month. Cap full of shampoo and fill with water. When I am done diving I dump the spray bottle into my bin, fill it with water, and wash all my gear.