Proper care should be taken of a Riddell helmet to make sure it is in good condition and able to protect the athlete during play. Cleaning a Riddell helmet should be done periodically as part of the care process.
Things You Will Need
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Remove the chin strap, ear pads and other pads in the helmet if possible before cleaning.
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Add one or two drops of mild liquid detergent to a container. Add warm water to the container to make a soapy solution.
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Wipe as much dirt, grass and loose debris from the helmet as possible with a rag.
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Dip a rag into the soapy solution and wipe the inside of the helmet thoroughly. Wipe the helmet to remove heavy deposits of dirt and debris away. Rub areas where sweat can collect and cause odor.
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Rinse the inside of the helmet with a rag dipped in water only.
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Wipe the ear pads, chin strap and other pads with a rag dipped in the soapy solution. Avoid dipping or soaking the strap or pads in water. Wipe the soapy water and loosened debris from the strap and pads with a rag dipped in water only.
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Wipe the outside of the Riddell helmet with a rag dipped in soapy water. Use pressure to remove grass and dirt, and be careful to avoid damaging decals and warning labels on the sides or back of the helmet. Rinse the soapy water and debris off with a rag dipped in water only.
The Drip Cap
- Riddell is a major producer of athletic equipment used by various teams.
- Cleaning a Riddell helmet should be done periodically as part of the care process.
- Add warm water to the container to make a soapy solution.
- Wipe the soapy water and loosened debris from the strap and pads with a rag dipped in water only.