Hand Cleaner

[Brigadier]

Just employ a youngster to do the dirty work - it is how many of us started, after all!

 

[Diane2]

i made a christmas cake at school, my dad put it one the bird table, it was there until march when my dad scraped it off with a shovel

its not my culinary skills that attract the uni boy you know...

UNI boy ?

keep up pete!!!!!!!!

 

[Nige F]

A unicycle has one wheel. Wonder what a Uni-boy has one of?

Has that any bearing , did you race to post that , are you a crank , or just freewheeling through the posts . I bet you`re a saddle sniffer

 

[pred]

Joe i sincertely hope you are not subdued by the outburst of Nige F, i think you have inadvertantly stumbled across someone with a humour by-pass, they're out there, AND what is so wrong with sniffing saddles may i ask.

 

[peterperfection]

That's a 1970s thing.

What's that supposed to mean?

Are you suggesting that stuff that got your hands clean in the '70's can no longer clean your hands today.

Take a tip, try and be more specific with your requests for hand cleaner info' i.e no cleaners prior to such and such a date.....etc...etc.

Weapon.

Swarfega has had its day. It was 'probably' the only available stuff at that time-.
Too much swarfega ends up down the plughole. These days- due to more advanced dirt containing lots of chemicals we didn't use/have in those days- we need something that 'deep cleans'.
That's why modern cleaners have 'polybeads'.
More a cream that a lump of slippery jelly.
Like I said- that Wurth 'D' Mark handcleaner is the best I have found- and a little drop goes a long way. BUT- at almost £10 for a 250 or 350mm tube--it's too expensive in the long run .
Like modern multiskilled tradesmen- a cleaner these days has to be 'multi cleaning'.
Regards,
Pete