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Cam Wilson
Guest
hi there,
i have usually been a lunch hour or late afternoon swimmer, but am currently considering getting in
my swim workout in the early morning before starting work (there is a pool just around the corner
from the office).
one thing i'm not sure about is this: after the swim, my swim trunks and towel and my goggles will
be really wet. i have no place to hang these things to dry while i am at the office all day long.
can it be damaging to my gear to let it sit all day in a bag, all sopping wet? and how about if the
stuff remains in the trunk of my car all day... in sub-zero temperatures? will this do anything more
than just create ice on the wet items? just wondering if the fibers of my trunks and towel might
become severely weakened by sitting in wet, chlorinated water, or if the goggles can be harmed by
extreme cold (down to -20 or 30 Celcius quite often).
thanks for any thoughts,
Cam
i have usually been a lunch hour or late afternoon swimmer, but am currently considering getting in
my swim workout in the early morning before starting work (there is a pool just around the corner
from the office).
one thing i'm not sure about is this: after the swim, my swim trunks and towel and my goggles will
be really wet. i have no place to hang these things to dry while i am at the office all day long.
can it be damaging to my gear to let it sit all day in a bag, all sopping wet? and how about if the
stuff remains in the trunk of my car all day... in sub-zero temperatures? will this do anything more
than just create ice on the wet items? just wondering if the fibers of my trunks and towel might
become severely weakened by sitting in wet, chlorinated water, or if the goggles can be harmed by
extreme cold (down to -20 or 30 Celcius quite often).
thanks for any thoughts,
Cam