Here is an archive of the dead link in the article.
http://web.archive.org/web/201003222...ysuitdryer.htm
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." --JFK
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I'm still trying to get my brain wrapped around how some of ya'll can dive without peeing... anytime I jump in a spring wearing a wetsuit, I'd have just about as much success trying not to pee as I would if I tried to jump off a roof and not hit the ground.
First thing my OW instructor taught us about scuba diving was there were two kinds of divers... those that pee in their suit, and those that lie. He also taught us that the difference between and OW diver, and an Advanced OW diver was being able to continue finning while peeing.
"Those who make peaceful revolution impossible will make violent revolution inevitable." --JFK
right before the dive, empty bladder. it doesn't fill up that fast....so far longest dive was 3:32. Add dress time, swim down the run at Ginnie, etc, it was only about 4 hours. We go all the time for that long without doing so. The only difference is that just about is my limit due to extra hydration in prep for diving.
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Cave Mann
agree with Richard.....odor is caused by bacteria so....
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Cave Mann
I think it still worth exploring. A smell "for the next several days, and no amount of showering seems to help" suggests to me some sort of chemical reaction.
Blackchains later mentions that it happens with several different wetsuits. A bacterial issue should resolve with showering.
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