Your Favorite Hand Cleaner
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Thanks for responding guys. I have just released this product out to the consumer market and it has pretty well freaked a quite a few people out with the performance. I am actually selling to Whole Foods Markets here in the northeast as well as NAPA, some H-D shops, Ace Hardware, and a few gun stores. The gun stores use it because it removes the toxic heavy mtals from the skin after shooting. There is quite a bit of lead that lands on the skin after firing a pistol.
If you have skin issues like real bad cracking from dry skin, you will quickly become to love this stuff. I developed a specialized blend of skin treatments that work wonders with very dry skin.
I won't over sell here. It's best to try it and let others tell the story. That happened at the hotrodders.com forum and those guys are very regular customers now.
Thanks again for responding
If you have skin issues like real bad cracking from dry skin, you will quickly become to love this stuff. I developed a specialized blend of skin treatments that work wonders with very dry skin.
I won't over sell here. It's best to try it and let others tell the story. That happened at the hotrodders.com forum and those guys are very regular customers now.
Thanks again for responding
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I will not knock other products, especially products like TKO and Kresto as they have been the standard for many years. I just decided to try and create the Cadillac of hand cleaners. All hand cleaners either clean like an SOB but damage the skin or feel good to the skin but don't clean very well. It took me almost 2 years but I was able to actually surpass my design goals with Hand Kind Scrub. I am very sure you guys will really like it.
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Looks good, i have used Kresto but it was still called Stoko with walnut shells...works good. I will try this stuff when it makes it's way around here i guess..