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"The simplest tip is, don't wear it as often.  It's hot in Baltimore in August (as in, it's not unusual for the temperature to be over 100 degrees with 70-80% humidity), and even lightweight and breathable fabrics like cotton become a touch pungent after only a few hours.  When you get into the satins and PVCs and velvets and broadcloth that most cosplayers use, you're looking at fresh to gross in a few minutes.  Of course, inside the BCC it's usually not too bad, but all the same - you'll sweat. \n\n \n\nUse the same rule of thumb you'd use for all of your other clothes: Wear it A. for eight hours/one day, or B. until you feel disgusting in it, whichever comes first.   \n\n \n\nFebreze will not destroy the funk of several days of congoing.  Frequent showers help.  \n\n \n\nBottom line, if you're set on wearing it all three days, only wear it for a few hours each day. \n"
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