Can I dilute this and use in a spray bottle, like Sink the Stink?

No, the product should be dissolved in warm water to make a thick sudsy bath then weight your wetsuit, gloves, BCD, boots etc down in it for a half hour. I wrong out the suit and reverse it after 15 mins

Probably a silly question but I can wash the inside of a dry suit with this correct?

I’d be careful u could catch the black siff from it

is this biodegradable ? Non toxic?

There are no indicators that this is an Eco-Friendly product so I would say, No.

How much water per 2 cap fulls?

To clean my suites, I use two plastic storage bins (like the kind you can get from Target). One I fill with water and the 2 caps of soap, and the other one plain water for rinsing.

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GEAR AIDGEAR AID Wetsuit Cleaner and Conditioner, Wash Away Salt, and Residue with Concentrated Shampoo, 10 fl oz

GEAR AIDGEAR AID Wetsuit Cleaner and Conditioner, Wash Away Salt, and Residue with Concentrated Shampoo, 10 fl oz

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Brand
GEAR AID
Item form
Liquid
Scent
NO
Specific uses for product
Bin soaking
Material features
Organic

🌊removes salt, chlorine & organic residue

🧴10 fl oz concentrated formula

♻️up to 10 washes per pouch

Description

🌊 Keep your wetsuit fresh, supple, and adventure-ready—don’t let salt and chlorine steal your edge!

CONCENTRATED POWER - One 10 fl oz pouch delivers up to 10 washes—efficiency meets sustainability.
FRESHNESS THAT LASTS - Eliminates odors and residue, leaving gear smelling fresh and ready for your next session.
PROLONG YOUR GEARS LIFE - Keeps neoprene supple and vibrant, preventing premature aging and oxidation.
VERSATILE FOR EVERY ADVENTURE - Safe for booties, fishing waders, GORE-TEX, and Lycra bodywear.
ALL IN ONE CLEANER CONDITIONER - Cleans deeply while conditioning wetsuits, drysuits, gloves, and more.

GEAR AID Wetsuit Cleaner and Conditioner is a concentrated 10 fl oz shampoo designed to clean and protect neoprene gear by removing salt, chlorine, and organic residues. Suitable for wetsuits, drysuits, gloves, booties, and technical fabrics like GORE-TEX, it extends gear life by maintaining suppleness and color vibrancy, offering up to 10 washes per pouch.

Specifications

Product Dimensions	13 x 6.35 x 18.42 cm; 326.59 g
Part number	30140
Item display height	2.5 inches
Item display length	7.25 inches
Item display width	5 inches
Item display weight	0.67 Pounds
Material type	Composite
Capacity	283 g
Seasons	Spring/Summer
Ingredients	Wetsuite Cleaner and Conditioner
Item volume	10 Fluid Ounces
Department	unisex-adult
Manufacturer	GEAR AID
Item model number	30140
ASIN	B077T32WDH

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