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Science

What is that Smell?

What is that Smell?

What is that Smell?

Sports gear stinks because there is a build up of mould & bacteria growing throughout the gear.  This cluster of bugs stuck together is a Biofilm

Myth Busting

What is that Smell?

What is that Smell?

No it is not sweat, your man stink or the smell of hard work...it is a cluster of stuck together bacteria and mould.  

Airing your gear does nothing to get rid of it.  Otherwise we could air out our dirty socks every night .  Freezing does nothing but put them into a sleep.

Infection Control

What is that Smell?

Detergents Don't Work

The consistent practice of sports hygiene by athletes reduces disease transmission.


Bio-security in all areas of human contact has become a priority to minimize the risk of infection


Detergents Don't Work

Slip Your Hands Into This

Detergents Don't Work

You wear stinky hockey gloves.

Your wash your hands.

Your hands still stink.

That is because detergents in the soap will not remove the biofilm in the gloves.

You need DrenchIT

Dressing Room Stink

Slip Your Hands Into This

Slip Your Hands Into This

What is that stink in the dressing room?

Fungal Spores

Fungal spores cling to your hands and transfer onto food, other people and onto surfaces

Slip Your Hands Into This

Slip Your Hands Into This

Slip Your Hands Into This

Plated fungus and bacteria from a hockey glove.  Test performed at Biolennia Laboratories, Toronto, Canada by Deanna Delrey MSc. University of Toronto

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Welcome to the Lab

Taking sports gear into the lab, plating it, recording the organisms grown with a camera attached to a microscope. Treating the gear with DrenchIT and re-plating

Clean Plates = NO Stink 

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