I started my motor swap today, and as with every time i work on my car, my hands are filthy. I stink like grease, gasoline and antifreeze. Typing and answering the phone are not really possible without greasifying the keypads. What works to clean grease off of hands? I use ivory, irish spring, and comet surface cleaner, and my hands are still not very clean. What works? Does anybody else have these problems? Thanks
matt

 

Try using latex, or nitrel gloves...works great , no clean up and can feel fingertips fine.

 

Go-Jo, Fast Orange, or other waterless hand cleaner

 

I'll make sure to remember those gloves. Do those hand cleaners work well? Can they be found at any hardware/parts store? Thanks
Matt

 

I use Go-Jo and fast orange too, they seem to work pretty well and can be found about anywhere, i thinkva i have seen them at some auto parts stores but i know they have them at walmart and places like that.Good idea about the latex gloves, i have been wondering if that would work. guess that answers my question.

 

A good hand cleaner is good, but gloves are better. IMHO.

 

dawn dish soap works great

 

Gloves can help, but sometimes your hands are just going to get dirty. A citrus oil cleaner with pumice (like Fast Orange) works well with or without water to break loose most of the grime. I keep a paper towel holder near the phone and PC so that I can grab a towel to "insulate" the phone from my hands.

 

at work we use nothing bu Go-Jo gold or what ever and it works pretty good, also use a good pumice soap. and then latex gloves work good and cheap to buy a large box of them

 

I use gloves for the really filthy stuff, i like nitril over latex because they are stronger. I have taken a likeing to the Mechanix style gloves. They really protect your hands and are washable. I like pumice orange cleaners or gojo/goop they all work great. The thing that helps the most though is a little hand cleaner brush i got from an autobarn it has a little nail brush on the back that actually cleans your finger nails