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Cycle to Work - Wet Clothes?
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Haven't read the entire thread, but to reply to the original post:FrankRizzo said:Hello,
Talks about now returning to the office, so in an effort to avoid busy trains and get fit, I am going to cycle to work. Each journey will take me just over an hour and on main roads all the way.
What do people to with their wet & dirty clothes when you get to work? I am thinking they will get damp and smelly if left in a bag?
Any help appreciated
thanks
At one office I worked in, there was a clothes airer for this.
At another office, people would use the hooks in the shower room, but also saw people hanging clothes over the back of a spare office chair.0
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