Is not the maintenance (cleaning) of a camelback's bladder a little more involved though?
Is not the maintenance (cleaning) of a camelback's bladder a little more involved though?
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It's not too bad, Willtill. They have a really big screw-on cap that makes it easy to spray inside if you need to. And then you can just fill it up with water and a little baking soda and lemon juice and let it sit for 20 minutes. Run the same the solution through the hose, and then hang both to dry.Originally Posted by willtill
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Last edited by Verismo; 06-19-2021 at 01:47 PM.
Truth be told, other than rinsing them out with warm, soapy water now and again, I've never bothered in about 30 years of using them. There are a few rules with mine, however. 1 - Nothing but water. 2 - Never freeze the water in the bladder (seems to make the insides all nasty). 3 - Drain and air out after each use.
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