Sprinting on the treadmill, hiking in the Rockies, smashing the tennis ball or sinking deeper into Downward Dog: No Sweat Athletes find a MILLION different ways to get sweaty, but just ONE way to make sure workout clothes stay looking (and smelling) their best.

Blast odor ...

Sure, you feel refreshed after an intense workout, but what about that sweaty active gear that smells like it spent six months in a hockey bag ... even though it just came through the wash? Other detergents may give clothing a superficial wash, but No Sweat 's unique active ingredient Bio-Blast ™ actually eliminates odor caused by bacteria and oil lurking beneath the surface.

Banish stains ...
Who hasn't pitched a perfectly good white shirt thanks to the dreaded pit stains? Gross, yes, but not without an easy explanation (and an even easier solution). Telltale yellow armpit stains are caused when your body's natural oils mix with deodorant and No Sweat is the first ever detergent to dissolve those naturally produced oils. That means pit stains and embarrassing ring-around-the-collar disappear. And no need to worry about that designer dress shirt. The No Sweat formula is just as gentle on regular clothing as it is on your workout gear.
Protect fabric ...
Most of us aren't buying our stylish active wear at a bargain. Just like a top-of-the-line tennis racquet, or a new set of clubs, workout gear is an investment -- and we expect it to last for more than a couple of intense sweat sessions. Unlike most detergents, which strip at the fibers of your clothing, No Sweat offers a high impact/low intensity formula that dissolves body oils without wearing down fibers, protecting your clothes from pilling and colour fading.
Preserve fit ...
Sure, your mom always told you that scalding hot water is the secret to a truly clean wash, but the truth is that high temperatures and stretchy fabrics are not a good combo. Too much heat causes clothes lose shape and elasticity before their time. Good thing No Sweat's unique formula is just as effective in cold water.