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Vladiator
Since 06 Jun 2009
252 Posts
Napels FL
Obsessed
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 Sat Aug 01, 09 10:09 pm salt water |
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| Do i need to rinse my kites after salt water??? |
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Blue
Since 03 Jul 2007
469 Posts
I used to be
Obsessed
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| Sat Aug 01, 09 10:18 pm |
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rinse and repeat  |
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TWIN-FIN
Since 24 May 2006
805 Posts
Portland, OR
Hot Monkey
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| Sat Aug 01, 09 10:36 pm |
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No, just let them dry, shake as much sand off as you can the fold it up.
Salt water will not grow mold as quickly as fresh water.
Now go out their and smack some lips |
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Vladiator
Since 06 Jun 2009
252 Posts
Napels FL
Obsessed
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| Sat Aug 01, 09 11:21 pm |
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| I will do that!!!! Thanx! |
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Windian
Since 28 Apr 2008
902 Posts
Newport, OR
NEWPORT OG
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| Sun Aug 02, 09 8:30 am |
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There are many stupid and unusual hazards for kites such as power lines, boat masts, dog claws, barbed wire, etc. But of the natural hazards to a kite salt water is fairly insignificant compared to the harmful effects of sunlight. UV rays can break down the fabric of kites very quickly, and it is a good idea to put kites away once you are done flying them. Plus, unused kites tend to clog the beach and make it difficult to launch other kites and even walk the beach.
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