Clean and Soft Hands
- Thread starter Papillon
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A couple of years ago I started wearing disposable blue nitrile gloves, and they make a huge difference. Never have to use anything other than plain soap and water now. They go for less than $10 for a box of 100 at Harbor Freight, cheaper if you catch them on sale.
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Badfysh
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Papillon said:
When I work my pride and joy, the lotion keep my hands plenty soft. :rofl:
Except during Ramadan.
What's this got to do with Disco's? Are you insinuating that because we have Disco's, we have to get our hands dirty?
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Problem with the lady Papillon? :nopity: DL hand cleaner works well, so does DAP Cherry.... Then again, some ladies like a man who has rough hands....Papillon said:
No it doesn't.Chris-St Louis said:
It dissolves oil stains and allows them to seep in the new tiny cracks - so you'll be hosed.
I don't remember the brand - bought concrete cleaner/degreaser at Dixieline Lumber store. The stuff was about $30 a gallon - but man, it did wonders. Brush it in (it's of GoJo hand cleaner consistency), let to dry for an hour or two, and then sweep or vacuum off the powder residue. A seemingly uncurable spot where either Disco or LWB are parked went to light-gray shade.
I've got this stuff called Cherry Bomb. It's made by Zep and does a pretty good job. You could always just leave 'em a little rough and go in to work the next day with "one clean finger" and get a couple high fives from your buddies. :smilelol:
I steal a box of latex gloves every time I'm at the Dr.'s office 
I use fast Orange for the skin that doesn't get covered in gloves, and brake cleaner on the driveway.
I use fast Orange for the skin that doesn't get covered in gloves, and brake cleaner on the driveway.
M 30 stain remover. It is in the laundry dept. and works great for cleaning hands/clothes. It even took tar out of my headliner.
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avonnied
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I'll 2nd using the gloves and then Gojo for anything else that get's oily......
Simple green (concentrated) works well for the driveway - scrub on - hose off - no more oil stain
Works for synthetic oil any way - not sure about Dino
Chris.
Simple green (concentrated) works well for the driveway - scrub on - hose off - no more oil stain
Works for synthetic oil any way - not sure about Dino
Chris.
Oh, and if you ever need to McGuiver (is that how you spell it?) up a hand cleaner at short notice:
Mix Dawn (or other) dish soap with a few teaspoons of sugar in your hand.
The Dawn does the detergent bit - the sugar adds just enough abrasion to get the crud out of your skin without damage.
Works just like the 'real thing'
Chris.
Mix Dawn (or other) dish soap with a few teaspoons of sugar in your hand.
The Dawn does the detergent bit - the sugar adds just enough abrasion to get the crud out of your skin without damage.
Works just like the 'real thing'
Chris.
p m said:
Peter,
absolutly agree, brake cleaner doesnt't work, neither does gunk, i'll go to dixieline in Poway tomorrow and look for the wonder cleaner, man i need it!
Neil
p m said:
Thanks Peter, my wife is giving me c**p over the spots on the driveway, 100% LR created!