Try auctioning off your sweaty "special training underwear" on EBay. There are a lot of kinky guys out there. Then, use the proceeds to buy new stuff every week. Voila! No more washing. Problem solved.

Ooh - good idea! A premium charged for pairs worn over an hour, over two hours, etc.

Call me lazy ('cause I am . . .), but I take my workout clothes in the shower with me, wash 'em there, and hang 'em to dry for the next workout. Bike shorts go in the washer, but this approach works great for the socks, jog bras, running/trishorts, and tops!

Sounds very smart! - Do you wear them into the shower and let the shampoo and soap take care of it, or use laundry soap in the shower to wash them?

" I take my workout clothes in the shower with me, wash 'em there, "

Great idea......but my wife would kill me.

I use regular soap. Just lather everything up, let it sit all soapy on the side of the tub while you wash, rinse, wring, and hang. I know it sounds goofy, but it saves my sanity during IM training when it feels like I'm drowning in a pile of sweaty gear!

confession: i re-wore some bike shorts this morning b/c i didn't have any clean ones.

Doesn't sound goofy at all, sounds very practical! But then, I may also be goofy. :)

Eek, I'd never do (I mean, admit to) that! ;)

About an hour before bed, I take our cycling clothes (san gloves as the velcro tears up lycra stuff) and load it into wash machine and set the gentle cycle. 5-minutes before bed, I go hang it all in the laundry room where it has usually air dryed by morning! The athletic and remaining clothes get the same treatment but I use the regular cycle the following night and instead of hang drying, it gets tossed into and the dryer started just prior to retiring for the night. In the morning, if I need something out of that load, in fall/winter/early spring I can set the dryer for 5 more minutes and I get clothes that not only clean but toasty warm as well.

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"SPECIAL TRAINING UNDERWEAR" !?!?!?! Can you please let me know what this is? LOL!! It seems as though it's one piece of athletic clothing that I do not currently own. :-/

You must not have to pay $1.25 for each portion of the cycle. :)

Ah - you don't know the special wicking/breathable training underwear? It's great for running! I don't like the built-in undies. Also this stuff is great for hiking and travel where you can't pack a lot, as it washes and dries quickly.

http://www.title9sports.com/...&iProductID=1087

Across the world, ST men will now be headed en masse to the men's room...

Once a week I walk the "non-dryer" clothes (bike gear, swim suits, sports bras, French lingerie, etc.) up to the laundry and run them through the wash. Walk home and hang them up to dry. Everything else gets taken to the nice man on the corner. I give him a bag of dirty clothes and go back in a couple of days and he gives me nice clean clothes folded and tied up in paper. A win-win situation!

clm

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Ah - I only wear the French lingerie on my race-simulation rides, so there's not as much of it to wash. Have you found a poofy skirt that works well with your bike seat?

Good point! Sorry tend to take laundry for granted since we dont see much of reason to pay ourselves for using our own washer and dryer. ~:^D

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you sound like you enjoy doing laundry like WAY to much! ;-)

underwear is overrated. :)

>>Have you found a poofy skirt that works well with your bike seat? <<

KestrelKerri has been known to race in a skirt!

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SKIRTS ARE THE BEST! :)

Cool! I'm planning to in my IM as well although I don't think I'll do it quite as much justice!

Laundry... What's that?

I throw it next to a big white machine in the basement. Next thing I know it's clean & folded and put in my dresser in my room... I have no idea how that happens, but it does happen daily.





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I am of course kidding... I think my wife would divorce me over that before she divorces me over IM training.

ah sure you will! :) My favorite part was when I had to go to the bathroom and asked a volunteer, "can you please hold my skirt while I go into the porta potty?" :-D

Tee-hee - I thought it meant you were 8 years old. :)