drying wet gear at work
drying wet gear at work
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zebedee

Original Poster:

4,595 posts

307 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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any classic tips?

I have my bib tights wrapped around a central heating pipe in the basement, my gloves next to my laptop vent (with the laptop's calculator program on scientific mode and 999999 "x!") and my helmet pads draped over the laptop power pack.

I used to hang my jersey and shorts off a coathanger off the back of a chilled vending cabinet, but that has gone now. Any tips as to where jackets and jerseys dry quickly, hanging off the bike in an unheated/a/c'd basement doesn't work

dubbs

1,599 posts

313 months

Friday 8th July 2011
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Dry riser cupboard or anywhere that gets some non-humid airflow...

Old man Jimbo

31 posts

189 months

Saturday 9th July 2011
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Ask and you may be surprised. We've just had a tumble dryer fitted at work for us idiots who bike into work in the rain. Someone asked personal and 'bang' a week later it was there!

okgo

42,101 posts

227 months

Sunday 10th July 2011
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We have a drying room at work.

zebedee

Original Poster:

4,595 posts

307 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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Old man Jimbo said:
Ask and you may be surprised. We've just had a tumble dryer fitted at work for us idiots who bike into work in the rain. Someone asked personal and 'bang' a week later it was there!
hadn't even thought of that!

Old man Jimbo

31 posts

189 months

Monday 11th July 2011
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zebedee said:
hadn't even thought of that!
Well we got a bit sick as they're all for us biking to work as you all well know a fitter workforce is cheaper due to less sickness/long-term sick. So when people started to complain about wet smell gear hang off anything and everything in the changing rooms. I just asked and 'yeah of course' was the rather pleasant reply!