Whiffy Kit - The Pits

I never experience any problems with my Rooster Polypro tops. On the other hand some of my rash tops are pretty vile. So thanks for the tips. Also, I think it helps to get gear dry as soon as it is washed. Mine goes straight  in the in the airing cupboard. It may not make me popular at home but I can be assured that my steamer boots will be fresh and dry the next time I put them on.  
By the way, just in case you have not noticed, leaving a damp Dacron sail in its bag for a week could well mean that it stinks the car out on the next drive to the sailing club. 

Edited by Caveman - 29 Sep 15 at 5:54pm

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Caveman Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Groupie Joined: 17 Sep 11 Location: Kent Online Status: Offline Posts: 64	Post Options Post Reply Quote Caveman Report Post Quote Reply Topic: Whiffy Kit - The Pits Posted: 29 Sep 15 at 5:53pm
	I never experience any problems with my Rooster Polypro tops. On the other hand some of my rash tops are pretty vile. So thanks for the tips. Also, I think it helps to get gear dry as soon as it is washed. Mine goes straight in the in the airing cupboard. It may not make me popular at home but I can be assured that my steamer boots will be fresh and dry the next time I put them on. By the way, just in case you have not noticed, leaving a damp Dacron sail in its bag for a week could well mean that it stinks the car out on the next drive to the sailing club. Edited by Caveman - 29 Sep 15 at 5:54pm
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Oinks Send Private Message Find Member's Posts Far too distracted from work Joined: 24 Oct 14 Location: Bandol Online Status: Offline Posts: 267	Post Options Post Reply Quote Oinks Report Post Quote Reply Posted: 29 Sep 15 at 7:52pm
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