I have heard different things from different people, anyone actually installed an "overboard discharge" valve on their drysuit? How easy is it?
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do it easy:Also, don't forget about the post dive maintenance- flush some water through the p-valve to purge out all that icky nastiness outta there. The main reason is that it will also cut down on your chances of getting an infection. I've read that some people use diluted bleach. vinegar, or something else. I just use water squirted with a condiment bottle that has the right size tip.
Geez, now we're getting into the personal questions- I flush the p-valve whenever I hang up the suit after diving at the end of the day, but if I'm on a weekend trip, I'm lazy and only do it at the end.Divin'Hoosier:DIE ... do you do that after each and every dive, or at the end of the day?
do it easy:Geez, now we're getting into the personal questions- I flush the p-valve whenever I hang up the suit after diving at the end of the day, but if I'm on a weekend trip, I'm lazy and only do it at the end.
yeah, you don't want to know the answer to that oneDivin'Hoosier::blush: It is kinda like asking how often you change your underware, isn't it.
do it easy:Geez, now we're getting into the personal questions- I flush the p-valve whenever I hang up the suit after diving at the end of the day, but if I'm on a weekend trip, I'm lazy and only do it at the end.