Your Favorite Hand Cleaner
#44
01-19-2010 | 08:35 PM
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I've been using GoJo with pumice for years. It is usually a light green or yellow color. I like it because it is available at many major retailers, it is reasonably priced, the pumice is effective, and it smells good.
#45
01-19-2010 | 09:45 PM
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All of the sample product (actually full sized bottles) have been shipped. For those of you that will receive product and read this, be sure to wet your hands before you apply the product. Hand Kind Scrub is a water activated product. Also, only use a small amount even if your hands are extremely dirty. It's not constructed like a traditional skin cleaner at all and you truly do not need to use a large amount.
I know you have heard all the sales pitches and everyone has the greatest product on earth but when you get the cleaner, really put it to the test. Take notice of the condition of your skin before using it and after you have used it a few times. If you have dry skin issues you are really going to love this stuff. It was designed to repair skin that is so dry and chapped that it cracks and bleeds when you close your hand.
It took me almost 2 years to get Hand Kind to work like this and if it was the same as any other product, I wouldn't even bother. The only way to make this kind of investment is in something that is truly different and better performing so I am glad that you guys took me up on the offer to do a review. Thanks again.
Scott K.
I know you have heard all the sales pitches and everyone has the greatest product on earth but when you get the cleaner, really put it to the test. Take notice of the condition of your skin before using it and after you have used it a few times. If you have dry skin issues you are really going to love this stuff. It was designed to repair skin that is so dry and chapped that it cracks and bleeds when you close your hand.
It took me almost 2 years to get Hand Kind to work like this and if it was the same as any other product, I wouldn't even bother. The only way to make this kind of investment is in something that is truly different and better performing so I am glad that you guys took me up on the offer to do a review. Thanks again.
Scott K.
#47
01-19-2010 | 10:33 PM
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Good deal Dawg. I am pretty happy to get you guys to try it. When you receive it you will know what I mean by different than a traditional hand soap! Grimy is good.
#48
01-19-2010 | 11:20 PM
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Call me gay if you want <g> but I wear latex surgical gloves when I wrench on my bike. A box of 100 costs me 10 bucks at Rite Aid and I don't have to worry about cleaning my hands when I'm done. Maybe if I was wrenching for a living, I couldn't stand wearing gloves but for me, they're perfect.
#49
01-20-2010 | 12:52 AM
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#50
01-20-2010 | 10:13 AM
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Call me gay if you want <g> but I wear latex surgical gloves when I wrench on my bike. A box of 100 costs me 10 bucks at Rite Aid and I don't have to worry about cleaning my hands when I'm done. Maybe if I was wrenching for a living, I couldn't stand wearing gloves but for me, they're perfect.