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hand cleaner

hi all,
can anyone suggest a good hand cleaner,
( not to abrasive ), my wife does a lot of gardening, her hands get really dirty & stained, so any suggestions for an affective
cleaner would be much appreciated.
thanks.


timeout1  Fri 16/05/08 11:52
oldgrape
Fri 16/05/08
11:58
Excellent Rating
swarfiga (not sure if thats how u spell it) its green goo but is absolutely brilliant to get all sorts of stuff off of hands and doesn't irritate or dry out hands plus its quite cheap to buy
tonyted
Fri 16/05/08
12:42
Good rating
Wear gardening gloves.
Prevention is better than cure.
pond50
Fri 16/05/08
12:45
Excellent Rating
a few years ago someone gave me a bar of gardener's soap which worked wonders but i don't know if it is still available try a garden centre
ChuckFickens
Fri 16/05/08
12:50
Excellent Rating
Swarfega, you can't beat it in my opinion.

http://tinyurl.com/5n77bj
hammerman
Fri 16/05/08
13:50
Excellent Rating
Any decent washing up liquid should do the trick...i often mix mine with granulated sugar to make a poor mans swafega
mrs_overall
Fri 16/05/08
16:36
Excellent Rating
If she doesn't want to wear gloves, my tip is for her to run her fingernails over a bar of soap before she hits the garden. This will keep her nails clean.
A good scrub for hands is to mix olive oil with sugar.
mrpeter
Fri 16/05/08
21:04
Excellent Rating
In addition to all of the above it is also helpful to apply Barrier Cream to the hands
timeout1
Sat 17/05/08
11:33

Question Author

Thank you all,
for taking the time to provide me with all your eccellent
suggestions.
All the best Ray.
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