Am I the only person who sprays the armpit areas of my long-sleeve shirts with Lysol after they start to smell like body odor? It actually works and?

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and then I can wear thrm many more times before having to wash them

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TommyMountainFigure | 684 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.
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1 mo

All your doing is masking the smell, which is in fact bacteria. Ermmmm Yeah I'm going with option B.

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- Qididhd
  
  1 mo
  Not sure what difference that makes?
- TommyMountainFigure
  
  1 mo
  The whole point of washing is you get rid of dead skin cells/ bacteria.. what you're doing with the shirts is basically the same as not washing yourself.
- Qididhd
  
  1 mo
  I need my clothes to not stink for a week when i get to wash them. I only have one work sweater because i can't find ones that work for me
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- TommyMountainFigure
  
  1 mo
  Get a dryer, then you can wash it and dry it in just a couple of hours. Viola.. it's always clean
- Qididhd
  
  1 mo
  I am poor
- TommyMountainFigure
  
  1 mo
  I shouldn't of assumed you could afford one. please accept my apologies.
- Qididhd
  
  1 mo
  Its ok :)

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The_Naughty_Guy | 108 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.
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1 mo

Nope there are many

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