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What's the best hand cleaner

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by <FANG>, Oct 1, 2009.

  1. psyco50
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    Dish washing soap is a very good degreaser.
     
  2. skunx1964
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    dammit thats the funniest shit ive heard in a long time!
     
  3. viton gloves and some unscented hand lotion on your arms before you start. used to just use tranny fluid then some dawn but in my post cancer days i'll take the gloves. i mean you wouldn't drink motor oil would you? absorbing through your skin is a close second to drinking it. compare it to painting without a fresh air system.
     
  4. Gator
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    +1 on that, O'Reilly's auto parts carrys it, comes in a BIG squeeze tube for like $3-$4 bucks. Works good on grease and paint (I pinstripe) and it smells OK too.

    [​IMG]
     
  5. stealthcruiser
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    Yak Dung.

    Mongolian, of course.
     
  6. one37tudor
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    Dawn dish washing soap. I use the foaming type as my hands have large skin lines and nothing will get them as clean as the foaming action Dawn and I have use 2/3 rds of what has been posted above.
    To really work well use warm water and a wash cloth with the dawn.

    Scott...
     
  7. czuch
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    After the fact I use mineral/baby oil, then dish soap and a little sand from the area around the hose. Then I have a long drink outta the hose and Thank God I'm an American .
     
  8. noboD
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    What he said.
     
  9. stlouisgasser
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    Great thread actually! I'm currently single and out there on the dating scene. Well, there's nothing worse than meeting a hot chick and having dirty hands. Especially dirty fingernails! I mean c,mon, put yourself in their position......would you want those hands and fingers up inside you? I didn't think so. Anyway, I've used everything and wash my hands frequently through the course of a day and have become a big of Fast Orange. There's nothing better and Sam's is the best place to get it.
     
  10. SinisterCustom
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    Oh damn bro....nice visual......:eek::D
     
  11. Little Wing
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    orange go jo with teh pumice stuff in it
     

  12. plus one for me
    i ask the wife to get me the un girly smelling stuff though
    tk
     
  13. Badfella
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    I use the nitrile gloves. When I forget to put them on (Or get too anxious and start without 'em) it's either that orange crap or Dawn dishwashing detergent.
     
  14. Mark H
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    Washing up liquid(dish soap to you foreigners:D) and a little sugar as an abrasive.
     
  15. 303racer
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    The only stuff I use is X Treme removes urethane,polyester fillers,paint grease ect its made by 5 STAR Autobody Products you will never go back smells like grape part number 5995
     
  16. cruzingratiot
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    for greasy hands a little ATF fluid and a rag (Or the bucket of floor dry) before you go in the house
    great pre cleaner and the sink dosent get as dirty


    than lava bar soap

    Paul Jug
     
  17. steel rebel
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    W.D. 40- A better hand cleaner than lubricant. Best for displacing water what it was made for.
     
  18. rustyford40
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    Do thay still make sand soap?
     
  19. onlychevrolets
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    Fast orange don't work well for me. we get a product from Zep at work that works great. It's green colored I'll look tomorrow and see what it is. My hands can be black with grease and this stuff gets them clean first try.
     
  20. shemp
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  21. Ford52PU
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    Good old LAVA soap.
     
  22. willymakeit
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    Mark H beat me to it.
     
  23. yoyodyne
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  24. Shifty Shifterton
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    Original white goop is the worst. I swear that stuff used to work 20 years ago. They must've taken the kerosene out or something.
     
  25. DocWatson
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    Solvol, I dunno if you get it in the states?
     
  26. RDAH
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    WD-40 is my choise in the garage before I come in the house and grab the Dawn dish soap
     
  27. eric54chevy
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    Benzene, nevermind that's illegal now....
     
  28. c-10 simplex
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    i know this is not answering the question, but i think that those neoprene gloves are the best solution because you can feel and hold everything as good as you can with bare hands. Your hands stay as clean as before you started your work.

    If you must know which cleaner i used (i haven't had to in three years because of the gloves) i will check the garage restroom.
     
  29. 23 bucket-t
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    any soap with grit (sand) in it will work fine.
     

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