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Rev Clutch


2008 Philly Trifecta

    posted: 1/1/2008 at 2:24 PM
    RA friends... I've just been offered a new job, and it will require some overnight travel... Question is, what do you do with you sweaty running clothes? Wash, rinse, burn? Tongue Dave

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    urano


      posted: 1/1/2008 at 4:58 PM
      (try to) wash them in the washbasin of your hotel room and then hang them over the shower door. Normally you should be able to breath normally when waking up in the morning, at least it works in my case

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      WillRunForBeer


        posted: 1/1/2008 at 5:00 PM
        I usually just stuff them in one of the plastic bags for cleaning and put them in my suitcase.

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        dfffff


          posted: 1/1/2008 at 5:17 PM
          Dry it out and wear it the next day!
          trishierunner


          esq.

            posted: 1/1/2008 at 5:54 PM
            Ditto, and --- congrats on the new job !
            2009: BQ?
            NJPhil


              posted: 1/1/2008 at 5:55 PM
              If it is only an overnight stay I would let them air dry overnight then pack in a plastic bag. I've tried washing in a basin and hanging to dry, but ended up packing damp clothes in the plastic bag Tongue
              rvelich


              Another Passion

                posted: 1/1/2008 at 6:03 PM
                I usually hang em on the shower bar till dry and then put em in a dirty clothes bag... or wear them to dinner the following day if I'm going to a popular dining place. Funny how fast one can get a table and service smelling of yesterday's sweaty run. Confused

                Rick
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                mizSterious262


                  posted: 1/1/2008 at 7:25 PM
                  I dry my gear out by hanging the stuff in the bathroom, or near the ac/heater if possible. Wear them again, then stuff it all into a plastic bag for the trip home.
                  Dorsey

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                  foxbite2


                    posted: 1/1/2008 at 9:07 PM
                    If I only plan ONE run, then I normally pack a plastic bag and toss my sweaty clothes in the bag and repack them.
                    Trent


                    Good Bad & The Monkey

                      posted: 1/1/2008 at 9:08 PM
                      Quote from WillRunForBeer on 1/1/2008 at 5:00 PM:
                      I usually just stuff them in one of the plastic bags for cleaning and put them in my suitcase.
                      Yep. Me too. Tech clothes dry fast too.
                      dpeach


                      Running safely

                        posted: 1/1/2008 at 10:27 PM
                        I jump in the shower after a run with my clothes still on. I then give them a good rinse and hang them on the bar, or somewhere to dry. They are mostly dry enough for a run the next day or for packing in a plastic bag. I do the rinsing thing every day at home too. That cuts down on the horrific odor that I am able to produce. I don't care what Dr. Sheehan said, sometimes honest sweat does stink.

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