Regulator

• At the end of a day’s diving make sure the dust cover is dried and fitted.
• Wash the regulator set in fresh cold or warm water ensuring that water cannot get into the low and high pressure hoses and systems.
• There are several sanitizers available for cleaning regulator mouthpieces if required.
• Remove as much water as possible with a towel, and air dry on a line.
• Store in a cool dry environment with the hoses as straight as possible. 
     
  Dry, semi-dry, and wet suits
•  These should be washed in fresh cold or warm water after use, and air dried using an appropriate sized hanger. 
• Zips should be lubricated with the appropriate lubricant, and seals examined and dusted with talc.
• Any tears or abrasions should be attended to.
• Annually, dry suit valves should be serviced, and the suit pressurised to check for leaks and deterioration. 
     
  BCD’s
• BCD’s should be washed in fresh cold or warm water after use.
• On a frequent basis, the bladder should be treated with a cleaner/detergent that is effective against bacteria, viruses and fungi.
• The bladder should then be partially inflated and dried.
• An inspection and checks for correct operation should also be carried out.
• BCD’s should be serviced and checked on an annual basis, renewing seals and “O” rings. 
     
  Ancillary equipment 
• Such as computers, knives, torches, cameras, SMB’s and reels, etc.
• Should be washed in fresh water after use and drip dried
• Knives once dried should be cleaned and lightly coated in food grade silicon grease.
• Rubber, silicon and wearable items should be inspected and replaced if defective
• Store in a cool dry environment