09-21-2007, 04:42 AM
You can use soap, but it's really not that necessary, the best thing to do is just wipe them out with a clean cloth, make sure they're totally dry, then powder the inside, I prefer scentless baby powder, good rule of thumb, if you can put it on a baby's ass, it's pretty damn safe 
The best thing you can do is make sure the masks are supported and out of direct sunlight. A few big green garbage bags stuffed inside, and put on a stand, (a 2 litre pop bottle works great) and that'll extend the life of your masks indefinitely. Other then that after wearing, dust em once a month or so, and keep the powder fresh, if it's been a few months since you wore it, wipe out the inside and repowder.
The best thing you can do is make sure the masks are supported and out of direct sunlight. A few big green garbage bags stuffed inside, and put on a stand, (a 2 litre pop bottle works great) and that'll extend the life of your masks indefinitely. Other then that after wearing, dust em once a month or so, and keep the powder fresh, if it's been a few months since you wore it, wipe out the inside and repowder.