balaclava and my bad breath
 

hello my peeps,

well, i've been riding with a balaclava, neoprene/polyester/polyutherane/whateverthehellitis.. and of course, i breathe through my mouth as much as through my nose, but my bad breathe goes straight into the balaclava where my mouth is.. there are holes there, but it's not enough; when i get back i notice it's a little smelly. brushing and listerine just won't cut it :p. anyone have any tips?

sd

1. Floss

If that doesn't work...

2. Wash the darn thing.

If that doesn't work...

3. Suicide.

lots and lots of mints...

hahaha yah i think so too.

Noseplugs. They keep snot off the balacava too.

I wash my balaclava in the sink when I get back at night and then put it on the radiator (sorry can´t remember what you call them in US English) to dry off for the next day

cycling is good for snot. Non-cyclists spend longer in nice warm houses and cars- the result- snot dries up and defeats the purpose it was designed for i.e. - trapping the bugs and getting rid of them - dried snot cannot do this.

lol... well i guess i'll just rinse off the bally now and then :p i'm skeptical u boys don't experience this tho.. fess up!

sd

Translation: Balaclava = Ski Mask

radiator = radiator. :D

Shagged did not mention the word snot...Mints, chewing gum..Do you watch what you eat before the ride..Lay off the stinky cheese.

OK thanks I thought you called them "heating outlets" or something but radiators is easier

Oh, you're probably thinking "heating vents" or something.

Radiator:http://www.independentinspectors.org...s/radiator.jpg
Heat vent (or register) http://www.mould.ph/images/atlant1.jpg

At any rate, both are fantastic for drying stinky balaclavas. :D

Fat burning=ketosis=bad breath