Softy stench

[bigdscobra]

So who has a good idea how to get the smell of your hands from touching softies??? Xena, leathers, mushrooms.........

Can't stand the way it smells after you handle one of these :sick ;)

[bigdscobra]

even after you wash your hands its still there

[::pete::]

lemon?

[don-n-sa]

clean your skimmer... :lol

[bigdscobra]

Skimmer smell is worse :sick :sick :lol

[Polkster13]

Use latex rubber gloves when handling and then through the gloves away afterward.

[Bill S]

OK, this REALLY works. Even Consumer Reports tested this and found amazingly it works (a company sells a small bar of stainless steel for odor removal). If you have a stainless steel sink, run cold water over your hands while rubbing it on the sink. If you don't have a stainless sink, anything else that is stainless will work. I thought this was total BS until I tried it - garlic and onion odor gone immediately.

[LoneStar]

Go-Jo hand cleaner works well for me. Dan, if you get ahold of Travis, he has/had some sort of cherry brand hand cleaner that worked better than Go-Jo. (super concentrated stuff :) )

[Bug_Power]

guys I do alot of work on my car and in the garage in general. I have yet to find any thing...including go-go, cherry bomb (the stuff reffered to earlier), or any other cleaner that works better then ...drum roll...... LIQUID TIDE. THat's right the stuff you wash your clothes with. I didn't believe it, but a buddy of mine who owns a shop has been doing it for years. I keep small cup of it in my bathroom sink and when I really need to get some smell or grease off, a small portion of it with a fingernail brush will get ANYTHING i have found off my hands.

[satx-94integraLS]

:O what?!! gogo works GREAT for me and i work on my cars alot

[Bug_Power]

SAtx I wouldn't have believed it I wasn't there. I worked in his shop www.bartuning.com over a summer as I was teaching and had my summers off. I built my car while I was there. Now after many long nights scrubbing I can't find anything as good as plain old liquid Tide

[bigdscobra]

for working on cars just use regular dial dish soup cuts the grease in half lol

[bigdscobra]

i have one of those scrub brushes that you fill with soap and thats what i use for cleaning my hands after working on cars/trucks