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SoldierCrab
9 years agoMember
Compression sleeves
OK ladies want some feedback if I can
I have a TSL full sleeve with shoulder bit and strap to under the other arm....
we are very hot here with this weather and I am wondering has anyone showered with it on and left it on ?
I had hell this morning trying to get it on as we didn't cool down last night here in Bathurst and it is extreme again today and tomorrow thinking I would l shower in it pat dry but leave on
Has anyone else done this in their sleeves of any brand ?
I have a TSL full sleeve with shoulder bit and strap to under the other arm....
we are very hot here with this weather and I am wondering has anyone showered with it on and left it on ?
I had hell this morning trying to get it on as we didn't cool down last night here in Bathurst and it is extreme again today and tomorrow thinking I would l shower in it pat dry but leave on
Has anyone else done this in their sleeves of any brand ?
14 Replies
- mum2jjMemberWelcome to my world, I live in FNQ!!!! I find that putting talc or some other sort of powder on your arm helps to dry your arn enough to help get them on. I think wearing them wet may actually cause stretching and damage to the garment.
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Paula xxx - AfraserMemberSorry can't help on that one. Mine is remarkably cool once on but it's a real struggle to get it on on hot humid mornings. I've put mine on when still a bit damp with no ill effect at all, but never got it really wet.
- SoldierCrabMemberYes will do ...
- I haven't tried showering with mine on. I know what you mean about how it's difficult to get on when your skin is wet and clammy. I tried googling it but didn't get a definitive answer. There was a suggestion that you can wear a wet one but also that it could irritate your skin. Can you ask your physio? Please post when you get an answer. Good luck. Karen