Best Hand Cleaner!

washing up liquid and sand is best,but your hands HTFU

Washing-up liquid plus sugar. The sugar is abrasive enough to lift the dirt...

one of the cheapest and very efficient.

being a printer i get covered in ink at work, only this stuff shifts it

Really Works Hand Cleaner (Pumice and non-Pumice) - This non-toxic, petroleum solvent free hand cleaner is made from real citrus oils and is 100% biodegradable. Its unbeatable cleaning power has made it a favourite of printers worldwide. It’s tough on dirt, yet kind to hands and contains no artificial fragrances. Pumice available in 2kg tubs, and non-pumice available in 450g tubs.

Just a quick offtopic. 31t®um what kind of print work do you do?

Personally i find that my Mrs exfoliating face wash works a fucking treat

Just a quick offtopic. 31t®um what kind of print work do you do?

lithographic, stationary and leaflets etc

soft southern puffs
a thread about cleaning your hands ffs
hftu

up north we take us hands down mine and work a 25hr day

Washing-up liquid plus sugar. The sugar is abrasive enough to lift the dirt...

What he said

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baby wipes FTW.

WD40 helps lift some of the grease before you wash them. Just squirt it on and rub your hands together.

Then (as said above) I use Fairy liquid with sugar, before finally removing the last few bits with a baby wipe.

wow a three stage process
taking it to the next level

Washing-up liquid plus sugar. The sugar is abrasive enough to lift the dirt...

+1

Cheaper than hand cleaners and doesn't smell so funny.

A bit of orange juice, then soap and water. Works a treat.

Acid handbath, and if that doesn't work, amputation followed by surgical attachment of new hand, preferably from a serial killer.