How to Prevent Rust in a Steel Dive Tank

To prevent rust in steel dive tanks, thoroughly rinse with fresh water post-dive to remove salt residue, then dry the interior completely (air-dry for at least 24 hours) to eliminate moisture—the p...

How to Choose Dive Tank Compressor Buyer's Guide 4 Steps

To choose a dive tank compressor, start with 4 core steps: first, confirm airflow (aim for 4-5 CFM to fill 80-cubic-foot tanks in ~30 minutes); second, check max pressure (80-130 PSI suits recreati...

How to Clean Snorkel Gear Simple 5 Step Process

To clean snorkel gear simply, start by rinsing with warm freshwater (30°C) to remove salt/sand, then soak in a 1:10 mild dish soap-water mix for 10–15 minutes—softening grime. Gently scrub joints/m...

How to Maintain a Mini Scuba Tank 4 Essential Care Tips

To maintain a mini scuba tank, check its pressure gauge monthly to ensure it holds 3,000–3,500 PSI when full, rinse with fresh water after use, dry thoroughly for at least 24 hours to prevent rust,...

How to store a mini scuba tank 4 long-term preservation tips

To preserve a mini scuba tank long-term, rinse it with freshwater to remove salt/debris, then air-dry fully (avoid sunlight) in a cool, dry spot (10-25°C); keep pressurized to at least 50 bar to bl...

How to use a mini tank for underwater photography 5 tips

To master mini tank underwater photography, prioritize 3-5 meter shallow dives (ideal for color retention and pressure safety); use a 20-30 minute battery (common in compact setups) and attach a cl...