Odor in workout clothes?

You might try Lysol concentrate to disinfect, kill bacteria, and remove the odor associated with such. Use it full-strength on the pit area of the shirts you work out in. Rub it in a little and let it set for a few minutes before washing. I would run it through the rinse cycle twice. Before placing in the dryer, spray a little neutralizing spray, such as "Frebreze" on the pit area. Make sure to use dryer sheets that smell really good. That should do it!

Hey there, I would try using white vinegar when you wash your clothes. It will neutralize the odor in your clothes. You might also try baking soda. One thing I suggest you do is make sure your deodorant works with your body chemistry. I like the unscented kinds because I hate the smell of funk mixed with fragrance. Once I used a deodorant that made my shirts smell like pepper! Into the garbage it went. It could also be the shirt material. I used to own a polo that made me sweat like crazy and reek when I wore it. I never had that problem with any other shirts. So I threw that away as well. Take a look at your shirts and deodorant and see if that has anything to do with it. Good luck!

I had a problem like that but it was with one specific shirt and it was just how it reacted with my body chemistry and I had to get rid of the shirt. Now if you've got it happening to several shirts, see if they're made of the same material and check any shirts that don't have this problem.

Also check your diet. Too much garlic or onions can seep through the skin.

Consider a new deoderant. It may be that it's reacting baddly with the shirt material.

Also check your detergent and make sure that isn't reacting baddly with your deoderant.

You can also use this stuff called Approach. You can get it online at www.approachit.net It's great stuff and will totally eliminate any biological odors. Spray it right on your arms in the mens room and on your shirts and it should get rid of it.

Sir,

What you have to do is 1st try spraying your shirt like 12 times with some perfume, if not working then try spraying or rubbing deoderent in the armpits and keep doing that daily after a workout and also it wouldn't hurt you if you did it when you don't work out just to try to get the smell out. Also if none of those work, then you are have to throw them away or see a heath doctor or a perfume or deorderent perfessional.

Have you tried vinegar? Long time ago I read that would help odors in clothes. Do NOT put it directly on the clothes but in the water. Let it swish around a bit, add the detergent, then toss the clothes in. Good luck.

Febreze

Try using some white vinegar in the wash cycle.

put about 1/2 cup- 1 cup of baking soda in washer