Thunderheads 3,003 Posted October 16 Report Share Posted October 16 Howdy all .... I figured this may be appropriate here as it does have to do with equipment, but it's more of a question as what YOU GUYS do: Since 've started back full bore in 2010, I've accumulated quite a few undershirts, short sleeve, long sleeve, sleeveless, black, navy, columbia blue, red, etc, etc, etc ..... I could get rid of A BUNCH of these, but was wondering what you guys do with them? Toss them? Purple Heart? Sell them here (if in good shape)?? Thoughts ?!? Thanks! Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Aging_Arbiter 1,570 Posted October 16 Report Share Posted October 16 I donated a bunch of mine to a couple of new officials years ago. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
boyinr 330 Posted October 16 Report Share Posted October 16 Assuming that they are in good condition, I donate them. We have a local thrift store that supports victims of domestic violence. Each Spring and Fall we clean out closets and drawers and load up at least a couple of bags. 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
JSam21 375 Posted October 27 Report Share Posted October 27 Rags for cleaning shoes or throw away. I mostly wear compression shirts so if it is time for new ones they just get tossed. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
blue32 326 Posted October 27 Report Share Posted October 27 I don’t know about you guys but I’ve found that at some point, the dri-fit material in the Honig’s, Under Armour, New Balance short sleeve mocks just won’t shed that funk no matter how much you try to get rid of it. Have you guys noticed that or is there a crazy hack you know of that works? I’d love to know because I have a lot of them, and they all are still in great physical shape, they just smell bad after a few minutes of putting them on. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
wolfe_man 867 Posted October 27 Report Share Posted October 27 9 hours ago, blue32 said: I don’t know about you guys but I’ve found that at some point, the dri-fit material in the Honig’s, Under Armour, New Balance short sleeve mocks just won’t shed that funk no matter how much you try to get rid of it. Have you guys noticed that or is there a crazy hack you know of that works? I’d love to know because I have a lot of them, and they all are still in great physical shape, they just smell bad after a few minutes of putting them on. I'm not 100% sure it'll work, but wash and then hang dry in the sun. The sun can do amazing things with removing odors. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
aaluck 89 Posted October 27 Report Share Posted October 27 I usually turn them into rags, outside work shirts or toss them. I don't know about you guys but for me have found that these 'wicking' shirts stink after about a year. They will clean up out of the washer and smell fine, but once you start sweating they turn ugly real fast. 13 hours ago, blue32 said: ’d love to know because I have a lot of them, and they all are still in great physical shape, they just smell bad after a few minutes of putting them on. I didn't see your post before I started but I'm with you 100% and glad to know that I'm not the only one. For me they smell perfect coming out of the washer but the instant I start to sweat they get ugly. I would also love to know if someone has found a way to stop this...... 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
JSam21 375 Posted October 27 Report Share Posted October 27 17 hours ago, blue32 said: I don’t know about you guys but I’ve found that at some point, the dri-fit material in the Honig’s, Under Armour, New Balance short sleeve mocks just won’t shed that funk no matter how much you try to get rid of it. Have you guys noticed that or is there a crazy hack you know of that works? I’d love to know because I have a lot of them, and they all are still in great physical shape, they just smell bad after a few minutes of putting them on. I use Hex laundry detergent on all of my umpire stuff that a launder... shirts, under shirts, tights, jock, socks... it is designed for activewear and I don’t have any problems with lingering stank 1 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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