Helmet Liner Cleaning

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Nathan Rubin

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2 years ago I purchased pretty expensive helmet.
The problem is that it has non removable liner.
It was my mistake. :bang:
Anybody knows the best way to clean the liner without spoiling the helmet. :bang:

 

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Morvo

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I've never cleaned mine but i'm just skanky and like living in my own filth :)

 

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I did that on one of my old helmets. I used mr Clean and a tub of hot water. It worked perfect except it took a week for the helmet to dry.

 

nikki

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ProClean1000's Helmet Renew - good stuff!! Smells great too. :cool:

http://www.proclean1000.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=24&Itemid=68

 

CaptainObvious

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I second the ProClean1000.

 

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Peer Lovell

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Just a drop of shampoo, slosh it around with lots of water and leave it out of direct sunlight for a month or so to dry.

 

Okiewan

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• Nov 15, 2005

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ProClean works great.
Out of curiosity, what expensive helmet doesn't have a removable liner?

 

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AnTs

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You could use a hair dryer to dry it duh

 

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Or just a fan.

 

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Nathan Rubin

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Thanks DUDES, I will try to find the ProClean1000.

 

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mtk

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All you need is a wash tub or a bucket that the helmet will fit inside and some Woolite. Mix up some soapy water with the Woolite, wash it out, and then rinse it thoroughly. Place it in front of a fan to dry. DO NOT use heat to dry it or you'll ruin the liner by shrinking it.

I've done it on street helmets many times and it works fine.

 

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Nathan Rubin

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Thanks DUDES.
I already washed the helmet in the wash tub.
It worked fine, but dried for 4 days. :(
I think that topic is closed.