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Old 05-12-10 | 09:10 PM
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From: Richardson TX
Originally Posted by ChrisENC
I bring a box of baby wipes and use then after I cooled down and while I was changing. I always make sure to cool down because I don't want to use the baby wipes and put on fresh clothes if I'm still running hot and sweating. I also apply deodorant and a little Old Spice spray. I keep a shorter business hair cut and run water through my hands and try to rinse my hair a bit, then wipe my head with a paper towel. I keep it pretty simple.
This is good advice about planning for enough time for a cool down.
I live just far enough from work that I have a nice slow(ish) easy ride in to try and avoid the sweat issue. Lately It's been just hot and humid enough that I'll hit the employee entrance mostly dry.....but if I don't have a cool down time, I've kicked in my metabolism and really start sweating when I get inside with no air moving.
Today I cut it close and was still sweating when I changed clothes (yuck). Luckily, I have a 10" electric fan under my desk and managed to be relatively dry when I had to go out front and deal with patrons.

Showering before your commute can help eliminate stink.
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