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Helmets often have dust and oil stains on their surface, so wiping the surface is a common task. When encountering stains on the helmet, first use a damp cloth to clean the stains, and then rub it with car cleaning wax or polishing wax to make the helmet clean and shiny. Helmet specific brighteners can also be used for better results.

Maintenance of the interior of the helmet. After using the helmet for a period of time, due to sweating from the head and poor ventilation, there will be oil stains and a strange smell generated inside. In this case, cleaning should be carried out.

(1) The cleaning agent used should be neutral. To avoid odors left by cleaning agents, the amount used should be controlled.

(2) When brushing the inside of the helmet, do not use excessive force. Otherwise, it may cause deformation or damage to the cushioning material inside.

(3) After cleaning, wipe off the water with a towel or tissue, and place it in a well ventilated area for natural air drying. Do not use a hair dryer to blow.

Every time you come back, use cotton cloth dipped in alcohol (industrial alcohol) or white electric oil to wipe the surface of the helmet. Do not use harder cloth to wipe it, as this will scratch the helmet shell!

Remove the stains and dust on the surface of the helmet, and if possible, apply car wax on it to make it more shiny.

Some riders accidentally scratched their helmets on hard objects while riding, which means we need to repair them. The method is simple, which is to squeeze a little bit of our commonly used toothpaste onto the scratch, and then rub it back and forth with a cotton cloth repeatedly. This can make the scratches smaller and larger, while the smaller ones become less obvious.