SWEAT - Help! How do you get rid of the smell from clothes?

You could try microwaving the article when still slightly damp, as you could a smelly dishcloth.

I did read once that washing in Head and Shoulders is supposed to help.

I'm with Lona on this. Treat the underarms with white vinegar before washing as usual.

I would not use Dettol type anti-bacterial sprays on laundry at all. I am sure it must add to the likelihood of antibiotic resistance. That is a serious problem. I really dislike how Dettol goes on increasing unwarranted anxiety about germs in its adverts.

www.independent.co.uk/news/health-warning-on-dangers-of-anti-bacterial-cleaners-1084391.html

I use Dettol anti-bacterial laundry cleanser in the wash. It is meant for items which have to be washed at low temperatures. I use it for my exercise clothing. I recommended it to DD when I noticed that her teenagers' school polo shirts whiffed a bit on ironing, and it has eliminated the problem. It used to be sold in liquid form, but I found this week that it is a powder in a tub. Don't know if it has changed or whether both are available in supermarkets.

I soak my sweaty stuff in a solution of vinegar and water for a few hours or overnight and then wash them as normal. So far, it works.

I use Ariel with actilift for DH's sweaty garden clobber. Always come out smelling sweet!

Are you using a biological detergent- that might help? You could give Seasalt a ring and ask what they recommend.