jonny jeez
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- Chislehurst, Kent, UK
No, its not click bait...let me just pause to get @Fnaar s jokes out the way.
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Ok. So as a commuter I find the hot weather creates an issue with the soft spongey pads inside my lid. The forehead one in particular gets a good soaking of sweat and needs almost constant cleaning to stop the build up taking on a rather fruity aroma.
After every ride I now hose the pads out with the garden hose at the side of my house and leave it to dry ready for the next day. In addition I wash the pads (by hand, with powder) each weekend.
Its a chor, is there another solution?...the whiff after a weeks riding is really of putting and I worry that the skanky pad is not good for my forehead, I've read of riders developing a rash etc.
Any neat ideas?
Ps, it's a pricey, lightweight, very well ventilated lid
Ok @Fnaar, you can get up now.
Wait
Ok. So as a commuter I find the hot weather creates an issue with the soft spongey pads inside my lid. The forehead one in particular gets a good soaking of sweat and needs almost constant cleaning to stop the build up taking on a rather fruity aroma.
After every ride I now hose the pads out with the garden hose at the side of my house and leave it to dry ready for the next day. In addition I wash the pads (by hand, with powder) each weekend.
Its a chor, is there another solution?...the whiff after a weeks riding is really of putting and I worry that the skanky pad is not good for my forehead, I've read of riders developing a rash etc.
Any neat ideas?
Ps, it's a pricey, lightweight, very well ventilated lid
Ok @Fnaar, you can get up now.