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Post  JohnP Fri Jun 24, 2011 8:01 pm

Seeing Kenny's post on detergent reminded me of a topic that's been brought up now and then - that is, how to stop our running clothes from smelling. Last year, I stumbled across a solution that for me has worked extremely well - a towel dryer (this cost $69). When I get home, I lay all the running clothes out on this thing, with the minimum heat setting. They dry after a few hours and really it has solved the problem for me completely. The next day, I dump them in a hamper when putting the current ones on. I'm sure some don't have this problem with their workout clothes but I definitely did.

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