The Best Way To Clean Your Drysuit


After diving all sorts of drysuits around the world, Mark Evans looks at the best way to clean your drysuit so it will last a lifetime.

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Do Miflex hoses need to be replaced regularly? One service tech I spoke to said they need to be replaced every 5 yrs. can’t find anything on their website or brochure about it so I wonder if it’s obsolete news related to the rubber failure issue they used to have?
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Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
3 years ago

What is the funniest mishap you’ve had with your drysuit when diving or cleaning it?

hbzeke
hbzeke
Reply to  Scuba Diver Magazine
3 years ago

Had a dive partner zip me up, unfortunately it was the outer zipper that protected my dry zip. Good thing it was a walk in shore dive. As soon as I felt the water I knew what happened , I walked out and had someone else re zip for me on shore.

Alexander Brockmann
Alexander Brockmann
Reply to  Scuba Diver Magazine
1 year ago

@hbzeke Since I had a similar experience, I always double check the zip ;)

Derek Anderson
Derek Anderson
1 year ago

What is the best way to check for leaks on a dry suit?

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  Derek Anderson
1 year ago

Block the neck and cuff seals with whatever you have to hand like empty drinks bottles, close the dump valve and inflate the drysuit. Once inflated, spray the suit with a soapy solution and look for any bubbles.

The leaks don’t always come from exactly where you get wet on the inside so, spray the whole suit until you see a stream of bubbles.

Roar H
Roar H
1 year ago

What about the latex in the wrist and neck? Why would you not submerged the drysuit and rinse inside too? It will dry on the inside over the night?

Calvin Wen
Calvin Wen
1 year ago

Some manuals indicate that after rinsing the inflator valve, it should be connected to a tank and blown dry. I’m assuming this is only necessary if the environment is humid and air drying is very slow. Is this correct?

Mark Boscawen
Mark Boscawen
2 years ago

Advised by HotnDry Drysuits AU to gather neck & wrist seals and, squeezing tight to stop splashes, dunk in a tub to just below the seals. Then hang upside down until dry. Gets the water between the inner and outer shell.

SeikiBrian
SeikiBrian
2 years ago

To hang a suit with soft booties from a dry suit rack, you can insert shoe trees into the inside of the booties and they’ll act just like a dry suit with hard boots.
Depending on the size of suit you could even use a couple of tennis balls or baseballs.

Steve Hill
Steve Hill
2 years ago

always run a bit of warm water through Pee valve as well. I use a syringe to flush it out!

Joshua Dircks
Joshua Dircks
3 years ago

Great advice. Nothing worse than trying to get water from drysuit rock boots out in a humid area. Takes ages!

Stiggy Seilas
Stiggy Seilas
3 years ago

When you don’t have integrated boots, put a dishrag in each foot and it will hang fine from that hanger.

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  Stiggy Seilas
3 years ago

Great tip!

Dave Mason
Dave Mason
3 years ago

Quick question… regarding dry suit storage what’s best? Hung up or folded?

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  Dave Mason
3 years ago

We are covering this in next weeks video.

Ivory Johnson
Ivory Johnson
3 years ago

So glad a current video thank you

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  Ivory Johnson
3 years ago

Hope you enjoyed it!

Ivory Johnson
Ivory Johnson
Reply to  Ivory Johnson
3 years ago

@Scuba Diver Magazine I I did …. would like to see how to clean inside and drysuit under garments

John Montgomery
John Montgomery
3 years ago

I try to always use seal saver on my neck and wrist seals when storing. Also never store in the vicinity of petroleum products. They will eat your seals up

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  John Montgomery
3 years ago

Great advice!

Lee Houston
Lee Houston
3 years ago

Timely video. Pressed order on my first dry suit today :-)

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  Lee Houston
3 years ago

Perfect!

Dive instructor Daniel
Dive instructor Daniel
3 years ago

Nice :) thanks for the Video :D

Scuba Diver Magazine
Scuba Diver Magazine
Reply to  Dive instructor Daniel
3 years ago

Glad you liked it!

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