Icebreaker Stank
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Icebreaker Stank
I own a few icebreaker t-shirts and socks. I bought this stuff because its good for wicking and for not getting stinky. Well it works fine for wicking out sweat on not smelling bad for a few days of not washing BUT, when these shirts get wet from the sweat the wool smells pretty damn bad. It smells like this after a washing. I've read this is normal for wool. I'm just wondering if there is a way or if anybody here has any tips on toning down the wet wool smell.
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Huh? I have lots of Icebreaker stuff, and they don't ever stink. They even pass my wife's "sniff-test". :0)
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Some of my IB stuff does smell like a wet sheep, some doesn't. I think it depends on the amount of lanolin left in the wool; I believe washing will eventually remove the smell. Same as any other wool garment...




