Travelling light - odour-free underwear

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from news.com.au:

JAPAN'S scientists believe they may have made a breakthrough in odour-free underwear and casual clothing.

Koichi Wakata, the first Japanese astronaut to live on the International Space Station, is testing the clothes, called J-ware and created by textile experts at Japan Women's University in Tokyo.

"He can wear his trunks (underwear) more than a week," said Koji Yanagawa, an official with the Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency.
I guess this could help with carry-on only travel :!:
 
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I really hope it does work, and people wear them knowing this.. rather than thinking it is so, and stinking the place out!! :shock:
 
Just knowing that you have been wearing the same underwear for 1 week is enough to put me off odour-free underwear. I think I will stick to my current practice of checked luggage....
 
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