Do these tend to cause yeast infections or is the quick drying, breathability of them prevent them?
94285
I prefer this underwear when im hiking, backpacking, working out or when I know I will be sweating a lot. They are made of the quick drying material and dry ultra fast. Cotton is comfortable until it gets wet. Then is sticky anf takes forever to dry. I also take this underware when im traveling. Since they dry so fast I can just wash every day and pack less.
94286
Personally I feel dryer with a cotton or a Target brand micro fiber. I love the bra from this brand but I am very disappointed in the underwear performance both on and off the body. They are very expensive and I do not see the benefits of them wearing dryer or drying that much quicker when hand washed.
94287
I typically wear cotton, but use these for traveling when I'll be doing a lot of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, etc. I wore both cotton & these in Costa Rica & these were far superior in wicking & drying after washing. My cotton ones were all sweaty & stuck to me. I'd guess these would prevent the yeasty beasties if you're sweating & continue wearing them more so than cotton.
493824
They do dry quickly, but I would say they do not wick away moisture. But they do not get real heavy when they are wet like cotton does.. Hope this helps.
2257551
In terms of being Air Tight ,they Are pretty Air Tight . I have Not had any Issues with Moisture at all . I have My Baking Flour in one and has held up just fine . Stays Fresh and Dry .
461485
My feet hardly sweat at all, so I'm guessing they might make yours sweat a lot. They aren't wool, but they're absorbent. I'm not sure that helps.
1325936
They are fast drying and worked well, but I can't say recall getting anything on the skin that was noticed. If it did, I must not have had a problem removing it.
1286619
So sorry for the delay. My husband said that he has not used them around water but he has used them in very hot temperatures where he sweated and that moisture didn't affect them at all.
2054483
depends on what you mean by dry. One persons opinion on something may not be the same for somone else.my opinion, they are not soaking wet. They are like the towelettes you would find at a KFC to wash your finger tips.BTW .... these wipes work great at keeping your glasses from fogging up.I hope this answers your question.
41867
Yes very quick-drying! I have several pair in different styles and I also have shorts in same fabric! They feel great on!
1267140
I wash them in the machine, under "sterilization." It works well. I do NOT dry them. I let them air-dry.
201116
i believe they would, my hubby cycles in South Florida in extreme humidity, and he sweats heavily. His cycling shoes and helmet wouldn't even dry overnight inside with air conditioning. I got these and in about 8 hours they were dry and didn't smell. I don't know how they work but he swears by them.
1444955
Yes I wash and dry them (on low temp) all the time. Lot of ppl complain they get ruined after washing/drying but I haven't had that issue.
237410
Well, I would try them and see. Have they been in a humid or hot place? If not probably ok. After all they are dried.
1435909
Have not had any mildew problem. Since they're made of polyester, they do not absorb moisture and should not provide a base for mildew to grow.
653446
I have never noticed a smell, and I often wear them the whole morning. Must be the 'moisture absorbing lining'
769708
I always let them air dry. I wash them frequently and love them. Best gardening gloves ever.
1329152
they should stay dry unless you have them in an unusually damp area, like a bathroom. Otherwise they should be good where they are.
2049979
They are wet. The reason why these are really good is that there are no harsh chemicals. So no irritants.