grumpyoldgit
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In an emergency,clean engine oil & sand,followed by ordinary soap.For work I get tubs of soft soap & sawdust,cant remember the name,but it works.
You are joking, right? Did you read the msds PDF?Works brilliantly on wasp stings. I disturbed a nest a couple of years ago and got stung twice in the mouth. Lips and tongue swelling like mad, getting panicky, googled it and sprayed wd40 in my gob. Tasted disgusting but stopped the swelling and saved a dash to the A&E.
You are joking, right? Did you read the msds PDF?
This product is an aspiration hazard. If swallowed, can enter the lungs and may cause chemical pneumonitis, severe lung damage and death.
Not saying shampoo doesn't work, but hair itself is an excellent absorber of oil, which might explain your clean hands afterwards. Hair is used in oil spillages at sea to clean up.Try head and shoulders... Or any shampoo.
Just wash your hair after bike maintenance if you dont think it works!
+1 for barrier cream, then clean up with a home made mix of sharp sand and hand-wash (Tesco's own moisturising hand wash, 38p for 500ml) that I keep in an old margerine tub. A little bit goes a long way.Surprised no one has mentioned barrier cream. A good dry work barrier applied before the job makes cleaning hands dead easy. I always make sure to work it well into my cuticles and under my nails. Greasy hands just don't look good on a nurse.