Just scatter them on the floor.

I use a clothes hanger for my merino sweater, hanging from the handlebars. The jacket goes on the main coat hanger, rain pants hang over the bike seat until they are dry... the only problem I am still trying to figure out is the liners (shorts). I am not going to expose those to my co-workers, so they are often a bit damp when I put them on again later.

i have a coat tree next to my desk, close to an old steam radiator. properly distributed, everything is dry by the time i leave. i'm in a large office w/ two other people and they've never complained.

No shower but lucky enough to have an office. I hang everything on the back of the door. Since I have a lot of people in and out all day I'm paranoid about smells. It seems as long as clothes hang spread out on hangers they don't smell - wadded up they do (I've polled co-workers). +1 for Merino. I thought it smelled wooly when wet but no one else seems to think so

I would be careful with the noone complained yet as not everybody react the same way. Someone could be bothered without saying. Better to prevent than correct or ask people but even then some could be too polite. Better safe than sorry.

I'm amazed at the thought of using compost on your bike clothes to "eliminate" smell. Why use anything at all? If stink is a problem, for gawdsakes bring an extra set with you to ride home in. Coffee grounds and lemon peels? The driving public thinks we're weird enough. Why add to their arsenal?

:lol:

I actually do use coffee grounds, but only in my coffee pot ehrn I'm brewing coffee which often happens a few times a day. So my office normally smells of coffee.

I'm all for coffee grounds in the proper recepticle.. :D

if you're too weak to speak up for yourself, you deserve to suffer.

Haha. That's what i would call diplomacy (among warriors) :fight:

I suppose the suggestion is to place the sweaty clothes in the coffee pot and sweaty bike shorts in place of a coffee filter to hold the grounds while brewing.

but then the smell of riding by a starbucks would attract all the coffee connoisseurs who'd think it was some new gourmet blend

took a pic of the back of my door, figured no one else would get it but you all
http://bikeforums.net/attachment.php...hmentid=293887

plastic bag and bring them home to launder every day. on the way in carry a return set. so that's 2 sets per day.

I had my own office and could hang all my "cycling" clothes after changing. Not shown is the underwear on a different hanger out of sight

I like to take my sweaty bike shorts and drape them over my boss's face.