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After a tip posted on yd which I tried out yesterday, I am now the proud possessor of fragrant socks/feet post diving.

I stuffed a couple of tumble dryer sheets into the feet of my drysuit and normally when I get out of the suit after a dive my socks find their own way to the wash. Now no more. Brill tip. Am also now trying the tip re tea bags inside the feet to fully dry them out. If that doesn't work it's the cat litter for me.

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After a tip posted on yd which I tried out yesterday........ If that doesn't work it's the cat litter for me.
Cat litter can also help dry out your suit, if suspended inside the suit in old tights.......


OK OK but it just sat up and begged for it....
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