Hand cleaner

[Jouke van der VeenParticipant @joukevanderveen72935]

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olive oil, as John Haine mentions, will have the same function as margarine/butter.

Edited By Jouke van der Veen on 11/05/2021 21:13:06

[larry phelan 1Participant @larryphelan1]

I use a hand cleaner from Lidi, seems to be a mix of some muck + sawdust, but it works.

Bought another type in the Poundshop, which was useless.

[SamsarandaParticipant @samsaranda]

I cringe when I read of those who use washing up liquid for hand washing or even shampooing their hair, I have in later life developed contact dermatitis on my hands which is triggered whenever they are exposed to washing up liquid, diluted or concentrated, it leaves my skin very raw. I now have on prescription special liquid soap for my hands and have to treat with various creams, I urge anyone using washing up liquid in this way not to do it, it can trigger painful dermatitis at anytime, I spent my working life in engineering and oils and greases do not cause me problems just washing up detergent, there is a bonus though, excused washing up. Dave W

[Steve NeighbourParticipant @steveneighbour43428]

+1 for Rozalex Zorange £8.30/litre – lasts for AGES

best hand cleaner I've ever used, and smells good enough to eat (probably not a good idea through)

[Ady1Participant @ady1]

Lidl do a good handcream

cien Q10

Been using it for a while as my skin deteriorates

[KWILParticipant @kwil]

There is one washing up liquid that claims to be kind to your hands, anything but!! Leavs mine feeling raw so not in my house.

[JAParticipant @ja]

Good barrier cream before and fancy Waitrose hand soap afterwards. At over 70 I cannot say the skin of my hands is like that of a child but it is pretty good.

JA

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