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How to Clean Your Hydration Pack
Time for a cleanin'
If it’s been a while since you’ve hit the trail, chances are you’re lazy like me and were too tired returning from your last hike that you didn’t bother to properly clean your CamelBak, Platypus, pig bladder (jk), or whatever it is you use for trail hydration. Luckily the folks over at Trails.com have put together a quick, handy guide on how to get your hydration pack clean and ready for your next trip. (“How to Clean a Hydration Pack”–Trails.com)