Shower in a bag

[Crankin]

I have been using Cetaphil on my face for over 20 years. I keep some at school for when I commute. It does work everywhere and you don't have to rinse. I also have tried those cloths that are for people who can't bathe. They come in a pack of 2 or 3. You heat it up in the microwave to get it to "work." I don't use them every time I commute, but it's an option. I'll usually stick them in the micro and let it "cook" while I am taking my work clothes out and getting any other bathroom supplies ready. They don't leave a film like baby wipes and they don't smell.
I shower in the AM before I commute, and apply deoderant liberally. That way, when I arrive, I may be sweaty, but I don't usually stink! Washing up in the sink does not take that long, just face and pits, then wet my hair and run some gel through it.

[Trek420]

This may have to change if I get the transfer to a technical job in the company....right now this works well because of call center job so I can pretty much wear whatever I want but.....

Night before: get bike ready, pump the tires, lay out the clothes, put change of shirt in the back pack.


Morning of: drink coffee, eat grub, head out the door.

Arrive at work: park bike in the office next to the other two bikes. I've recruited Robt. and Bob to the tribe. Head to the bathroom. If co-ed bathroom is available I have it to myself. Use REI camp towel or equivalent to clean up, just sponge off, towel dry. I also carry unscented wipes, sunscreen ....

Change into regular shirt. Still wearing either tights or more likely Zoic Capris, slightly pant-like.

At work: hang jersey on wire hanger, endure stares of co-workers, stare longingly at bike shoes under desk.

After work: During last call of the day (yes folks, I'm talking to you and I just want to get out the door and on my bike) provide excellent service while changing back into bike shoes. Leave spare Keens I wore at work. Log off, change back into jersey (in bathroom). Ride home.