Easiest, perhaps. But practical? Not for anything but very very light use
and certainly not for the threads' original poster concerning moving wood
logs. Those liquid barriers, unless you go for the industrial THICK, heavy,
and movement restricting stuff which costs a fortune, isn't easy to find,
and is just plain unbearable to use for any length of time, don't last when
you're doing more than just pulling your daisies up. It's just not
practical to slather yourself (or even just your hands) every few minutes
when doing actual work.

For real work, you just have to cover up and take precautions unclothing and
washing afterwards. Looks like that's what I'll be having to do from now
on. No more rolling around in it. g

- Andrew


As I was reading this thread, I'm thinking to myself, "Haven't any of
these guys ever heard of liquid barrier products???" Leave it to the
youngest of the bunch to come up with the easiest prevention. No oils
on gloves to worry about, just wash it off and the oils go with it.


--
Chuck *#:^)