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Your uniform is basically gym kit. That's why it never smells clean 👇 Police uniforms, paramedic greens, work polos, hi-vis. Nearly all of it is polyester now. The exact same fabric as running tops and leggings. And polyester has a design flaw. It repels water, but soaks up oil. And it's oil that causes the smell. Not sweat. Sweat washes away. The body oils don't. They build up in the fibres, so that stale smell isn't your sweat from today. It's months of oil build-up your detergent never touched. Then it gets worse. Bacteria settle on the surface and feed on those trapped oils, building a protective layer called a biofilm. That layer survives wash after wash. So the uniform comes out smelling fine, then an hour into shift your body heat warms it all up and the stale smell is back. The boomerang smell. People who train hard have noticed this for years. But nothing fixed it. So we built GYMWASH to solve it. A laundry powder that strips the oil out of the fibres, instead of rinsing over the top. Then something strange happened… In our 2000 reviews we noticed that people were using our product on work uniforms. And it was really working. It was confusing to us at first, but it actually makes complete sense. Work uniforms and gym kit, same material, same bad smells, same problem… And Andy the firefighter left us this review: "My allocation of uniform shirts get very sweaty and start to stink… I now have a plethora of shirts I can wear around the station… without fear of being the stinky fireman." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ So if it works for a fireman it will probably work for you too! Over 40,000 people have switched. But if your uniform's been stale for months, you're probably sceptical. Fair. That's what the 30-day guarantee is for. If it doesn't work, we'll sort you out. No questions asked. Tap Shop Now to try it.
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