How should I clean, maintain, and store my SealLine dry pack or duffel?

Regularly cleaning and maintaining your dry pack, dry daypack, or duffel will substantially increase its life.
 

After each use, clean and air-dry your dry pack, dry daypack, or duffle. Dirty packs or duffels should be washed with a soapy sponge and rinsed, allowing them to air dry. Store clean packs or duffels completely dry, inside out. Avoid any direct contact with insect repellents or solvents—if contact occurs, wash the pack or duffle thoroughly with a soapy sponge.
 

For vinyl-coated dry packs or duffels, such as our Boundary™ Dry Packs, Zip™ Duffel, or WideMouth™ Duffel, an occasional wipe down with a vinyl preservative, such as Armor All®, will help maintain the vinyl-coated pack or duffle’s suppleness. (Armor All® is an Armor All Products registered trademark.) Do not use a vinyl preservative for polyurethane-coated (aka, PVC-free) dry packs, dry daypacks, or duffels.