Tips for cleaning a helmet: For every motorcycle or scooter rider, a helmet is not just a safety device but also a part of your identity and style. Just as we clean our car or bike regularly, cleaning our helmet is also important. A dirty helmet is not just an issue of appearance, but it also affects your health and safety. Dust, sweat, and external pollution accumulate inside the helmet, not only making it smell bad, but the quality of its materials can also deteriorate quickly. Many people neglect to clean the helmet or only clean the outside of the helmet, leaving the inside dirty. Cleaning your helmet properly makes it look new for a longer period of time, prolongs its life and makes it more comfortable to wear. In this article we will tell you 5 easy ways to keep your helmet completely clean. Be it the protector, inner cushion or air vents, you will easily understand how to clean and care for each part. By following these tips, you can always keep your helmet new and safe.
Easy ways to clean a helmet
1. Clean the outside of the helmet
First, wet the helmet slightly with lukewarm water. Wipe gently with a microfiber cloth, if there are any stubborn stains, keep the wet tissue for 15-20 minutes and then clean it gently. Finally, wipe the entire helmet with a dry cloth and make it shine.
2. Clean the air vents
Dust accumulates in the helmet due to prolonged use. Clean larger holes with the corner of a cloth, and smaller holes with rolled up tissues or earbuds. Do not use too much force, otherwise the mechanism may break.
3. Cleaning the inner pads
The inner pads are the most important part of the helmet. First see the guide on how to remove the pads. Clean the pads by soaking them in lukewarm water and mild soap for one hour. After washing, rinse gently with running water. No development. Dry the pads in the shade. The pads with removable liner can also be machine washed on gentle mode.
4. Clean the condom
Wash the condom with lukewarm water. Save wet tissues for stubborn stains. Dry with a microfiber cloth to avoid scratches.
5. Clean and lubricate the guard mechanism
Clean the dust accumulated on the mechanism with a damp cloth. Use tissues or earbuds for small areas. Wash the protector with removable mechanism in water and dry. Use light lubricant when needed and always follow manual instructions.
How often to clean a helmet?
Helmets get dirty quickly due to dust, sweat, and pollution. The helmet should be cleaned once a week in the summer and once a month in the rest of the season. Regular cleaning keeps the helmet looking new and increases protection. A dirty helmet quickly deteriorates and reduces protection.
