how do you clean greasy hands that have been working on automobiles ?

Answer 1

Assuming you don't have "go-jo", pumice soap, or anything that's comparable, I have found that a little bit of laundry detergent like Tide works great.

Answer 2

Go to an auto/grocery store and get some hand cleaner. It smells like oranges, has the consistency of yogurt and really takes off oil well with a fraction of the effort soap and water requires.

I use GOJO Orange Pumice hand cleaner it was a few bucks at a Checker and it sorta acts like a lotion too! A must for any mechanic.

Answer 3

GoJo is a commercial hand cleaner, great for cutting grease. Lava brand soap is good too. If you don't have those, try using dish washing soap. Most dish soaps have grease cutters which will work well on your hands. For very stubborn grease, pour a very small amount of gasoline on your hands. It will dissolve the grease.

Answer 4

Try that lava soap - made out of pumice. Also you can get something called goop, it's a good hand degreaser. Also, try orangeclean - they have a good hand cleaner. In a pinch, use simple green - spray it on your hands. Also, you could try gasoline, but that's not the best thing for you.

Answer 5

At your auto parts store, they'll sell something called "Hand Cleaner." It's made from lanolin, and it really works, without taking the skin off your hands.

Answer 6

try a degreaser called glow you can find it in most car repiar stores . or here is a home remody if you have a ripe tomatoe in the house try washing you hands with itr by simply squishing it in in your hands untill it turns real mushy. then wash your hands in some dishwashing liquid.

Answer 7

My uncle, a mechanic, uses Goop. It works great for. It's a waterless hand cleaner. You can probably pick it up at Wal-Mart.

Answer 8

Lava soap

Answer 9

Use paint thinner moderately then wash your hands profusely after that. Soap is usually used.

Answer 10

Dish washing detergents helps