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How to cope with the smell and the grime?
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<blockquote data-quote="SuZir" data-source="post: 639223" data-attributes="member: 14557"><p>I also vote for clothes probably being terminally stinky. From the body and hair stink does go away (mouth and teeth could of course be a problem) but for example I have lots of clothes, that stink even after washing them. Or they may not stink when I take them from the machine or dryer, but when I put them on, they start to stink in ten minutes when they get warm from my body heat. These are sport clothes and made of synthetic materials. I'm well aware of the smell problem, but because they are still perfectly good to use, I do use them when I'm training outside. It shouldn't bother anyone how I smell while I'm running.</p><p></p><p>Then there are some difficult child's and easy child's sport equipment and clothes that either can't be washed or take couple days to dry. The smell is something... well something better left undescribed. Thankfully most of those stuff are not in our house any more but there are some. We have a special closet in our 'not quite warm' porch with big plastic boxes that close tight for this stuff. Makes smell problem manageable (and used to be our sons' favourite place to stash their chewing tobacco and other smelly contrabands, because they correctly concluded me or husband wouldn't voluntarily go through the piles in that closet.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SuZir, post: 639223, member: 14557"] I also vote for clothes probably being terminally stinky. From the body and hair stink does go away (mouth and teeth could of course be a problem) but for example I have lots of clothes, that stink even after washing them. Or they may not stink when I take them from the machine or dryer, but when I put them on, they start to stink in ten minutes when they get warm from my body heat. These are sport clothes and made of synthetic materials. I'm well aware of the smell problem, but because they are still perfectly good to use, I do use them when I'm training outside. It shouldn't bother anyone how I smell while I'm running. Then there are some difficult child's and easy child's sport equipment and clothes that either can't be washed or take couple days to dry. The smell is something... well something better left undescribed. Thankfully most of those stuff are not in our house any more but there are some. We have a special closet in our 'not quite warm' porch with big plastic boxes that close tight for this stuff. Makes smell problem manageable (and used to be our sons' favourite place to stash their chewing tobacco and other smelly contrabands, because they correctly concluded me or husband wouldn't voluntarily go through the piles in that closet.) [/QUOTE]
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