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Used underwear

Does Norway have postal service?

On a seious note, it cannot be legal to send soiled laundry internationally.
 
NotHardUp1 said:
Does Norway have postal service?

On a seious note, it cannot be legal to send soiled laundry internationally.
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I can't imagine why it would be illegal. Have you ever read/seen anything?

It's not likely that tourist, business people, etc make sure that all of their clothes are freshly washed before the head home or to another country. I doubt anyone would check for that at an airport.

Individual shipping companies might have rules of their own, I suppose. Though I've never heard this being a problem.

I'm really curious, now.

Maybe triple bag so as not to cause suspicion, and to be kind to the poor dogs that have to sniff everything.:)

I know the op asked about 'used', which doesn't necessarily mean soiled, but I've never worn any long even enough to call them 'used', let alone soiled. I have a drawer full of different types of skids that I have tried, but I can't stand any extra material on my boys. Regimental/commando all day every day.
 
I need to barrow someone's phone for a minute.

I want to ask Google if someone can send a poop sample to a specialist/lab in a different country.
 
You should smell my underwear after I run on the treadmill.
 
USEDCAR said:
You should smell my underwear after I run on the treadmill.
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Don't encourage them!

NotHardUp1 said:
On a seious note, it cannot be legal to send soiled laundry internationally.
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The Royal Mail's list of banned items doesn't specifically mention used undies but it does include "Personal Effects (Suitcases or Personal Belongings)". I've got an old leaflet I picked up at the Post Office giving a shorter list which includes something called "filth", but they don't give examples.
 
Ok. But they will cost extra from stuffed cabbage night.
 
"Used" has limited connotations.

I have used old underwear to apply scatch cover to damaged furniture.

Why do I suspect that use isn't wanted?
 

I cannot find the full episode of this consumer watchdog show, but Joe Lycett ordered some items of underwear from the service discussed, then "soiled" it with various lookalike fluids to simulate use, and returned it. A while later, he reordered the same items and got the very same "used" items back.
 
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