crashbox
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Swarfega is good enough but let it soak in for a few minutes then water and nail brush.
Hand cleaning
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Gets right in the creases
Tbh my hands are pretty calloused and cracked and I have been know to use a little sandpaper before going out to dinner
you need moisturiser
Trewey
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blue beasty
Leaks an prone to bits dropping off
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wummins dun't like rough hands on their bits, eh Minty?
Fat chance...:frown:
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Fairy-liquid or any dishwashing liquid, but dont wet your hands first. A handful of sand, a squirt of dishwashing stuff, rub like hell, THEN rinse off with hot water.
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Used to use Jif - before they took the sand out of it...and changed the name! Now damp hands and use washing powder - Daz at the moment -
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I stopped using swarfega when i found out fairy liquid and washing powder worked just as well,then the Mrs changed to tablets so went back to swarfega
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deb soaps
thought it was mine!
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asda are doing industrial wipes ther in a yellow tube red lid great for cleaning hands get paint grease and glue off fooking cant remember name tho
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fairy liquid is **** for real not just touched something dirty oily hands deb gritty cleaners or similar really work so does paint thinners or paraffin but unlike the deb stuff does dry a little
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