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Old 02-18-15 | 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by djb
this makes a lot of sense to use a liner for extra warmth and to keep your bag cleaner--especially if you sleep in just boxers, washing a liner once in a while is much easier than washing the whole bag. When I sleep, I like to have thin tops and bottom on, just a personal thing, but the added plus is that if I am slightly sweaty and or the usual funkiness that comes from wearing something for a while, even sleeping, I just wash them--an easy wash and dry. In boxers, the inside of your sleeping bag over time will get funky and the oils from your body will go on it, a liner will keep your bag clean plus have the added warmth bonus.
It works quite well. It is just like using a sheet underneath your comforter at home. Plus if you are in particularly buggy conditions StS makes a liner with Insect Shield to help keep bugs away and you can wash it as normal because IS is bonded to the fabric.
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