Cleaning dirty hands
On Jul 14, 6:13*pm, "WW" wrote:
"micky" wrote in message
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I broke my best fingernai/fingerprintl/wrinkle brush, and the other
one has bristles on both sides, one side stiffer than the other.
After a while, it's not comfortable to rake the stiff bristles over my
tender fingers.
But I had this old car washing brush. * They probably still sell them..
It's shaped like a rowboat, rounded at the front but coming to a
point. *Flat at the back. * *This one is red with whilte bristles..
I guess it's meant to not scratch the car's paint -- Are you really
allowed to use a brush on the paint? *-- but it works well on my
hands, even without soap, getting all the oil etc. of my fingerprintes
and the wrinkles on the top of my knuckles. * *And it's much bigger
too, so it goes faster. * *It *works even better than the broken
briush did.
I do not use gloves even for wood stain. I use Fast Orange cleaner. Easy on
hands and removes stain, paint etc. If I need to clean under finger nails I
clean with the Fast Orange and an old tooth brush. Most hardware stores,
Home Depot and WalMart carry it. *WW
Toothbrush is great, and almost everyone has an old toothbrush or 2 or
3vor----.
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