What’s wrong with people who walk around in half-dried, smelly clothes?

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1 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:39:29 ID:vWs7
Doesn’t your room smell?

2 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:40:10 ID:GuF1
You smell like sweat.

3 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:40:18 ID:1BZJ
It smells, but you just get used to it and stop noticing.

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8 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:41:23 ID:vWs7
>>3
How bad does your room smell…

4 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:40:46 ID:6BM5
The hostess I was with yesterday smelled like half-dried laundry too.

5 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:41:03 ID:1BZJ
By the way, even if clothes don’t smell when dry, the smell comes back if they get wet from sweat or rain…

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6 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:41:16 ID:2MEu
Nobody actually does that, right?

7 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:41:22 ID:HN6K
They’re probably half-dried because they don’t think about anything at all.

12 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:42:19 ID:uK8t
Just buy a dryer.

13 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:42:36 ID:8d22
Seriously, stop drying your laundry indoors.

Long ago, they say the Taijitu was created by a person named Fuxi… cute, isn’t it?

15 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:42:52 ID:1BZJ
>>13
But more people are doing it these days, right?

16 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:43:34 ID:mFFz
Either use a laundromat or at least use indoor-drying detergent and ventilate properly.

17 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:43:35 ID:65iT
During the rainy season, being on a crowded train is brutal when you’re stuck between the “musty laundry guy,” the “pencil-smelling guy,” and the “BBQ-smelling guy.”

20 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:44:52 ID:2Oah
If you buy a washer-dryer, you don’t have to waste any time hanging laundry, so why go out of your way to make your life harder? Are your family members being held hostage or something?

21 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:45:27 ID:1BZJ
>>20
How many loads do you expect me to run for four people? Plus, I feel like electric dryers don’t dry everything properly.

24 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:47:29 ID:2MEu
Well, there are clothes you can put in the dryer and clothes you can’t…

27 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:48:23 ID:mFKZ
Even the giant dryers at the laundromat take a long time if you have a big load.

30 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:50:03 ID:wOt2
Me: “Bathroom dryer, please save me.”
Dryer: “Leave it to me.”
Next day
Me: “Bathroom dryer…?”
Dryer: “Sorry.”

31 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:50:37 ID:2MEu
Living a life where you have to worry about the electricity costs of dryers and bathroom ventilation seems pretty tough.

36 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:52:56 ID:1BZJ
At the very least, you should use a dehumidifier and a circulator fan.

37 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:54:36 ID:KHyw
Just put your socks over a hair dryer and blast them for a few seconds.

41 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:55:22 ID:1BZJ
Bath towels are the hardest to dry.

42 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:55:29 ID:mFKZ
>>41
I know, right?

43 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:56:20 ID:2MEu
For bath towels, I just use the dryer while I’m sleeping or at work.

48 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 08:59:29 ID:Zma3
Maybe a dehumidifier in the bathroom? If they start to smell, for cotton towels, I use boiling water sterilization, and for others, I soak them in Benzalkonium Chloride. If you have citric acid from the 100-yen shop, a high concentration soak works too. Rinse after soaking and wash normally.

50 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:02:47 ID:65iT
Some people smell like tacos.

51 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:03:43 ID:65iT
Once clothes have that half-dried smell, a normal wash won’t get it out. You gotta use OxiClean, chlorine bleach like Haiter, a powerful dryer, or pour boiling water on them.

52 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:04:21 ID:DVQQ
For that half-dried smell, sodium percarbonate is the way to go. You can even use it to sanitize cutting boards. Chlorine bleach is risky because of color fading and that lingering smell, plus you have to rinse it super thoroughly. Sodium percarbonate fundamentally sanitizes the odor and doesn’t require obsessive rinsing.

59 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:13:56 ID:65iT
I’ve tried everything, and chlorine bleach is the most powerful. But yeah, the colors get wrecked.

60 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:14:25 ID:DVQQ
When plastic cutting boards get stained and it won’t come off, sodium percarbonate doesn’t work, so I use bleach. Then I soak the board in hot water with citric acid to get rid of the bleach smell.

61 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:16:41 ID:1BZJ
>>60
I heard plastic cutting boards aren’t good though. Bits get shaved off into your food…

64 Name: Unknown Japuzz Watcher[] Date: 26/07/02(Thu) 09:30:19 ID:2ojK
There’s no point in spending money and effort on something you could just endure.

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