Brilio.net - The inside of a helmet is usually made from a combination of foam and fabric, so it feels soft and comfortable on the head when used. However, if the helmet has been used for a long time, the inside of the helmet may emit a musty smell , you know.
A musty smell inside a helmet can be caused by water from sweat or rainwater. The easiest way to deal with the musty smell of this helmet is to dry it in direct sunlight. However, sunlight doesn't always appear all the time, right?
So, for those of you who often can't dry your helmet to get rid of the musty smell, there is a trick from YouTube account user 1001 Ajian that you can try at home.
After investigating, this trick to get rid of the musty smell in your helmet only requires one drink.
The trick to getting rid of the musty smell in your helmet is just to rely on 1 drink.
First, prepare the coffee beans. Yup, coffee beans are the main ingredient for practicing this trick to get rid of the musty smell in your helmet. YouTube account user 1001 Ajian explained that you can use 2 to 3 handfuls of coffee beans.
photo: YouTube/1001 Ajian
After that, place all the coffee beans on 1 sheet of newspaper. Then, wrap the coffee beans using the newspaper. Place it directly in the helmet and leave it for several hours. The owner of the YouTube account 1001 Ajian explained that he usually leaves it on for 1 full night.
"The coffee beans in the newsprint will absorb the musty smell inside the helmet," he explained, quoted by BrilioFood from YouTube 1001 Ajian on Monday (13/5).
photo: YouTube/1001 Ajian
How about it, this trick is really practical to get rid of the musty smell on your helmet, isn't it? Taking a peek at 1001 Ajian's YouTube upload, even though there aren't many comments yet, this video has already received enthusiasm from more than 6,000 viewers, you know.
"If you don't have coffee beans, can you use ground coffee?" asked YouTube @renunganaudiocepat and the video owner replied, "God willing, you can do it, sis...good luck trying."
How to store coffee beans.
There are a number of coffee enthusiasts who enjoy grinding and brewing their own coffee beans at home. For beginners when it comes to coffee, they usually don't know how to store coffee beans so that the aroma and taste don't change. Here's how to store coffee beans.
1. Airtight container.
Use an airtight container or container to store coffee beans. Avoid transparent containers because direct exposure to sunlight can affect the quality of the coffee.
2. Avoid exposure to air.
Keep the coffee beans out of the air as much as possible. Air can cause oxidation and make coffee lose its aroma and taste.
3. Store in a cool and dark place.
Place the coffee beans in a cool, dark place, such as a kitchen cupboard or storage cupboard. A stable temperature helps maintain the quality of coffee beans.
4. Avoid heat and humidity.
Keep coffee beans away from sources of heat and moisture. Heat and humidity can speed up the oxidation process and cause coffee to lose its quality quickly.
5. Don't store it in the refrigerator.
While it may sound like a good idea, storing coffee beans in the refrigerator is actually not recommended. The refrigerator can introduce moisture that can damage coffee beans. It's best to store coffee beans in a cool, dark place outside the refrigerator.