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How to Dry a Hydration Bladder

A completely dry bladder helps prevent mold, bacteria, and unpleasant odors from developing

How to Dry Inside a Hydration Bladder

Why use DryMeister to dry the inside of your

hydration bladder?

Drying the inside of a hydration bladder is critical to prevent mildew from flourishing in the damp environment left after use. Even small amounts of residual moisture can create ideal conditions for microbes, leading to bad-tasting water, and potential health risks such as gastrointestinal issues. Fully drying the hydration bladder ensures longevity and safe reuse. DryMeister allows you to dry the inside and achieve complete dryness because it reaches and dries the interior, including the seams.

How to Dry

1

Open a Drying Head Wrapper

First, shake out any excess water from the bladder. Next, take a drying head out of the wrapper.

DryMeister Drying Head

2

Attach the Handle to a Drying Head

Hold the drying head steady in one hand, and screw the handle onto it with the other hand, making sure it's tight.

How to Attach a DryMeister Drying Head

3

Quickly Dry the Hydration Bladder

Apply light pressure and maneuver the drying head inside the bladder and all along the seams until drying is complete.

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Quickly Dry the Inside
of Your Hydration Bladder

 Proper care maintains clean, fresh hydration during use.

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