Hydration device available for check out - "Upland Blaze".	Notice hose goes through shoulder strap & can be hooked onto strap near your mouth.	To clean device, first remove mouthpiece.
Using thumbnail and fingers, twist to break free and then gently pull mouthpiece from valve.		Use a dot of soap and completely clean inside and outside of mouthpiece.
Remove bladder from pack - be careful not to pull on or twist the connection to the bladder any more than necessary!	Leave hose in pack shoulder strap for now.	Carefully pull hose from bladder connection.
Use your thumbnail to free the hose.		If hose is deformed and loose on the fitting, it won't make a good seal when reinstalled. Cut the deformed part off (don't puncture bladder!).
Now feed the tube through the shoulder strap and put pack somewhere where it will stay dry.	You're ready to wash the three parts - bladder, hose & mouthpiece.	Put just a dot of dish soap in tube and fill hose with water.
Use brush to scrub the hose - it has to be put in both ends, as it's not long enough to reach all the way from end to end. Inspect hose for debris, and re-brush if necessary.
Completely rinse hose so that no soap residue is left. Work valve open and closed a few times to make sure it's rinsed clean.	Hang hose in the middle, with both ends down to drip dry.	After rinsing hose and hanging it to dry, open the bladder.
Put just a drop or two of soap in bladder.	Fill with water and use large brush to clean - make sure you get around the edges!	...and, don't forget to clean inside of cap.
You must rinse everything VERY THOROUGHLY and remove all soap! (This bladder needs more rinsing!)	After all is washed and rinsed - insert dryer tube into bladder.
	If you have access to a fan, you can accelerate the drying by facing the dryer tubes toward it.