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WIN Detergent Works Wonders

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received WIN Detergent for free from WIN products in consideration for a gear review 

What's that smell? I just washed these. Anyone else ever have this issue? I found out the stinky way that washing with my same ole go-to detergent doesn't always work when it comes to workout gear.
I tried some home made ideas and that 'helped'. But I didn't feel that it eliminated all of the odor. Then I tried WIN.


I have sensitive skin so I was happy to see that not only does WIN come in fresh scent but it also comes in a dye and fragrance free version. I brought back a lot of smelly clothes from our long summer trip, and I'd like to report that (affiliate link)  WIN  removed all of the odor.
Yes, all of it. And the fragrance and dye free version really did not have a smell. All smells were gone from my clothes.

I have used both the dye free and the fresh scent version, and I like them both equally. I've used WIN numerous times, and I do plan to purchase a bottle (or three) of (affiliate link) WIN once I run out. 

If you are curious how WIN works, click here  for a two minute video explaining the process. 

Basically synthetics can trap the oil that feeds bacteria. WIN sets the oil free from fabrics. WIN breaks the bond, and it washes oil and bacteria away. Gear can seem like new again. 

Overall, I'm extremely happy with WIN. I honestly wish that I'd tried it a long time ago! You can purchase WIN from Amazon at this (affiliate link)  - WIN. It's honestly been the best detergent that I've tried. 



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