How to remove helmet smell: Many scooter riders have a habit of keeping their helmet under the scooter seat. They leave them there while going to office in the morning and take them out only in the evening. By doing this daily, after some time the helmet starts smelling. Sweat, scooter dust and dirt accumulate inside the helmet, due to which bacteria start growing in it and it starts smelling. Because of this, many people feel uncomfortable wearing a helmet again. If your helmet also has a similar smell, then you can clean it at home with some easy methods. Baking soda is an easy way to remove helmet odor. Sprinkle a little baking soda inside the helmet. Leave it overnight and the next morning wipe with a dry cloth to completely remove the soda. This will help in reducing the bad smell caused by sweat and dust. Another method is to sprinkle lemon juice. Take some water in a spray bottle and add a few drops of lemon juice to it. Lightly spray this mixture on the interior of the helmet and let it dry completely in a shady, well-ventilated area. Use the helmet only after it is completely dry. However, it is best to read the helmet manufacturer's instructions first. If your helmet has removable pads, you can clean them separately. Remove the pads and soak them in warm water mixed with a little mild shampoo or mild cleanser for about 15 minutes. Then wash them lightly and let them air dry in the shade. Do not insert the pad into the helmet when it is wet. Residual moisture may cause odors to return. Some precautions should be taken to prevent bad odor from the helmet. While riding a bike or scooter, use a cotton cap or a clean cap to prevent excessive sweat from accumulating inside the helmet. Keep it clean by washing it regularly. Also, instead of storing the helmet in a closed area immediately after each day's use, allow it to air out for some time. These are all ways to get rid of bad odor. But there are some special measures to prevent bad smell. For example, wearing a helmet cap or cotton hair band while riding a bike will prevent sweat from sticking to the helmet. Do this. Similarly, once a week, keep the helmet in the sun or in a well-ventilated place for a few hours. Similarly, once a week, keep the helmet in a ventilated place for a few hours. It is best to follow the manufacturer's instructions, as exposure to direct sunlight for extended periods of time may degrade some of the helmet's materials. Cleaning and drying the helmet regularly will not only reduce odor, but will also make it more comfortable to wear.