Pacific Helmets F15, User Information

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and extreme caution in removing your helmet, and do not contact
the surface of your helmet with your bare hands. Seek assistance in
removing your helmet and other parts of your ensemble to minimize
your exposure to any contaminants.
RECOMMENDED STORAGE PRACTICES
Always store your helmet only when it is clean, dry and free of
contamination. Storing wet helmets, particularly when the suspension
ribbons and neck protectors are wet, will promote growth of mildew,
fungus, bacteria, or other harmful substances that can lead to skin
irritation, rashes, and potential diseases or illnesses. Keep helmets
away from potential contaminants such as oils, greases, or other
chemical substances.
Store your helmet in a clean, well ventilated area away from direct
sunlight and away from tools or other sharp objects. Do not store them
with your personal belongings or in a personal living area. Do not
store or transport your helmet in the window areas of apparatus and
vehicles.
If your helmet comes with a rear hook on the back brim, hang it on the
wall or your truck when not in use.