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Smittie61984 06-21-2008 12:23 PM

Washing Helmet Padding
 
Well since I left my bike, helmet, gloves, etc outside last night it rained on the bike and inside my helmet. I'm drying the pads out with a fan right now but decided it might be time to wash the pads.

Normally I just spray fabreeze in it and go. But now I'd like to actually wash my pads. There are no cleaning instructions on the padding so I'm lost.

Can I just throw the pads in with a regular wash load (T-shirts, jeans, etc) and dry it in the drier. Or does it need to be washed in a special way.

It's an HJC AC-12 if that matters any.

papapoi 06-21-2008 12:58 PM

Mine in my Scorpion is washable i just throw them in the machine :P

JoJoYZF 06-21-2008 01:25 PM

Wash and then air dry

HJC Care

Smittie61984 06-21-2008 01:27 PM

Thanks JoJo. I just thought about checking HJC's website but decided to check the posts first.

Thanks for the link though.

JoJoYZF 06-21-2008 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Smittie61984 (Post 51970)
Thanks JoJo. I just thought about checking HJC's website but decided to check the posts first.

Thanks for the link though.

No problem. My spare is a hjc ac-12 but I was too lazy to go look at it so I just googled it.

OneSickPsycho 06-21-2008 04:49 PM

I read somewhere to submerge the whole damn thing with some Woolite... I'll just keep mine stinky.

DLIT 06-21-2008 07:43 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JoJoYZF (Post 51969)
Wash and then air dry

HJC Care

Yuppers. Same with Scorpion and proly any other company's padding.

azoomm 06-22-2008 09:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by OneSickPsycho (Post 52000)
I read somewhere to submerge the whole damn thing with some Woolite... I'll just keep mine stinky.


I do this with baby shampoo.

Put a towel in the sink, flip the helmet onto it's top on the towel, fill with water (make sure you have closed the vents). Put in a wee bit of baby shampoo. Ever so slightly work into the pads.

Rinse.

Squeeze out as much water as possible.

Put on top of box fan to dry.

I don't soak it... but I do submerge it. I know of people that will put it in their dishwasher with the visor off - just have it on a no heat cycle. The water won't hurt it, but the heat might.

I now no longer ever have a funky helmet. :dthumb:


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