The unknown advantage of a running tshirt...!

[RainbowC]

So, last night I decided to dye my hair - something I've not done for a few years now. In order to limit the potential staining caused by the dye, I decided to pull on my old black 'technical' running t-shirt on the basis that I wouldn't show any marks. By the time I'd finished, there was indeed a big glob of dye on it, so a good call indeed. I forgot to rinse it off last night, so figure that'd be a stain which would be there forever - although fortunately it only really showed on the inside of the top which looked a pale-ish grey. I've put is through a quick wash cycle on its own this morning - and its come out spotless!

So there we have it - this top is unstainable!

*Disclaimer: please don't hold me responsible if your very expensive pale top doesn't have the same magic property!

[davelinks Graduate]

Is your hair the same colour as your running shoe's now then?😁

[RainbowC Graduate in reply to davelinks]

hah, sadly not, as my shoes are turquoise and I'm not that brave!

[OldPossum in reply to RainbowC]

My hair is bright red but I think I could live with turquoise 😀

[RainbowC Graduate in reply to OldPossum]

Deep red is as brave as I get... Maybe as I get older and more outrageous I'll get brighter!

[melly4012 Graduate]

So many benefits of running clothes! Does this mean I can buy more?!