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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Foxy Brown on January 06, 2007, 11:27:06 PM
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Self-cleaning fabrics could revolutionize the sport apparel industry. The technology, created by scientists working for the U.S. Air Force, has already been used to create t-shirts and underwear that can be worn hygenically for weeks without washing. (http://www.livescience.com/scienceoffiction/070105_nanofabric.html)
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Great for hardcore gamers who don't have time to change clothes.
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or for all those prostitutes with money problems
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Or more practically, a great thing for hikers and campers, who need to go for days or weeks with as few changes of clothes as possible.
The old fashioned way to do this was to wear underwear wozen out of nylon and silver threads. This makes the underwear antiseptic and prevents odor buildup. It also prevents static buildup and shields against RF radiation. So geeks who fix computers in their underwear might also benefit :-)
Quite expensive, though, and I never saw silver underwear sold to anybody but fitness and outdoors buffs.
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Meh, I don't see it catching on- I couldn't wear the same outfit for days at a time, no matter how clean it is- There's waaay more outfits to show off :P
Plus, the fashion industry would shrivel into non-existence.
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There'll always be people who love to change their clothes often.
Me, I could easily get into wearing this stuff. Maybe I'm just lazy :P
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that would be such a great idea for us broke college students who need to save money on laundry lol.:)