Skip to main content
The Great Outdoors

Return to Question

edited tags
Source Link
Charlie Brumbaugh
Charlie Brumbaugh
  • 69.4k
  • 38
  • 226
  • 433

I use a regular hydration pack. I had given to a friend of mine to use it as she had her pack leaking. I guess she filled it with some sort of refreshment/flavored sports drink, and that has caused some precipitation in the pipe of the hydration pack.
I

I know I could clean it with a traditional method by passing a cotton thread tied to a wire. But do you guys know a better method?

I use a regular hydration pack. I had given to a friend of mine to use it as she had her pack leaking. I guess she filled it with some sort of refreshment/flavored sports drink, and that has caused some precipitation in the pipe of the hydration pack.
I know I could clean it with a traditional method by passing a cotton thread tied to a wire. But do you guys know a better method?

I use a regular hydration pack. I had given to a friend of mine to use it as she had her pack leaking. I guess she filled it with some sort of refreshment/flavored sports drink, and that has caused some precipitation in the pipe of the hydration pack.

I know I could clean it with a traditional method by passing a cotton thread tied to a wire. But do you guys know a better method?

Tweeted twitter.com/#!/StackOutdoors/status/583995431123886080
Source Link
WedaPashi ♦
WedaPashi ♦
  • 31.8k
  • 22
  • 112
  • 276

Cleaning the sipper pipe of a hydration pack

I use a regular hydration pack. I had given to a friend of mine to use it as she had her pack leaking. I guess she filled it with some sort of refreshment/flavored sports drink, and that has caused some precipitation in the pipe of the hydration pack.
I know I could clean it with a traditional method by passing a cotton thread tied to a wire. But do you guys know a better method?