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#61633 - 03/14/06 05:39 AM Re: How to dry out a hydration bladder tube?
Rotncore Offline
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Registered: 12/24/05
Posts: 28
Loc: Canada
Thanks for your input everyone. I tried several of the suggestions about hanging, swinging and blowing out the tube, but there was still a thin cloud of condensation in the tube. Today I buckled and got a tube brush (like a bore snake) and it took take of things. I also got some cleaning tablets made by Nalgene, for both the bag and tube. Thanks!

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#61634 - 03/24/06 01:42 PM Re: How to dry out a hydration bladder tube?
JIM Offline
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Registered: 03/18/06
Posts: 1032
Loc: The Netherlands
If you look at blackhawk.com and look at hydrastorm accessories, you'l find a cleaning brush for your tube (and many other goodies)
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