Review on 🧼 30 Hydration Reservoir Backpack Cleaning Tablets - Quickly Remove Stubborn Stains & Odors - Individually Packed for Reservoir Pack or Hydration Bladder Kit by Vanessa Harrison

So I have a 3 to 4 year old CamelBack water bladder with a long tube and bite valve that I use for mountain skiing, motorcycling and Been hiking for about 4 years and I've never cleaned it and the water tasted good. as if it came from a heavily used 4 year old unwashed water bladder. Anyway, I did some google searches to clean water blisters like mine, found this product and decided to give it a try. I followed the directions and filled my bladder with hot tap water but added two pills instead of one (there were 30 pills in the box) and then let it sit for 45 minutes. During this time foam formed in the bottle. As instructed, I flexed my bladder, squeezed it, and worked for about a minute to ensure the foam reached the entire interior of my bladder. I then release about 50% of the contents through the bite valve into the sink. Oddly enough, the water was light blue in color and had a pleasant citrus smell. I then poured out the remaining contents and thoroughly rinsed the inside of the bladder with clean tap water, also draining some water through the bite valve. I then removed the top cap from the bladder and let it air dry overnight. The next day I refilled it and rinsed it with tap water and then filled it up for the hike. The water tasted great! The two tabs did it and I was 100% satisfied. My friend drank too and also remarked that the water tasted completely clean - with no citrus aftertaste. It was just good, clean, tasty water and I'm very happy!