A little chlorine isn't that bad, rinsing with Mexican tap water is much worse...I don't drink from my BC 
Tap water rinsing & chlorine
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Them
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Drinksfromtap, thanks for the extra details. That makes sense to my decidedly non drinking-water-treatment-engineer brain. Similar to how CO2 dissolved in H2O forms H2CO3, which then dissipates as my beer goes flat. I guess I don't need to say I'm not a chemist by trade.
drinksfromtap
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Exactly! Seems like you could pick it up awfully quick though
CT-Rich
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Back when I started diving, people would store their BCD for the winter with a small bottle of vodka inside to prevent mold from growing. Also an easy way to get drinks on a plane ($4.50 for a tequila sunrise! hell I' bring my own....) Of course at the time i was also able to tip the skycap $5 so my bag would go on the conveyer AFTER the scale.
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A little chlorine isn't that bad, rinsing with Mexican tap water is much worse...I don't drink from my BC
that's because you're not putting the right stuff in it....
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