General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Chalk buildup cleanups	30-Apr-2019 At 1:02:29 PM	Dr Nick
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As a note, I've had good results in using a 1L garden sprayer filled with water to help remove build up (combined with brushing). The pressure style makes it easier, but even the old trigger pack style would probably work. Just make sure no one will be climbing the route/problem until it's had a chance to dry.

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