tried both of these they work very well and i am very happy so i am willing to spend $ on them.
your wife or g/f will like them too no mess in the sink
gets all types of grease and oil off your hands pretty fast.
wont rip cleaning under fingernails
Rick, I use these "Scrubs In A Bucket" at work all the time to get paint off my hands.
Need to find a vendor locally where I can get some for the garage. They work great!. TR
Gary: Rick's link shows they are available at Staples. You have Staples in OK City don't you?
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Truckrat wrote:Rick, I use these "Scrubs In A Bucket" at work all the time to get paint off my hands.
Need to find a vendor locally where I can get some for the garage. They work great!. TR
Gary if your local Staples doesnt stock them pretty much any HVAC supply house in your area should have them thats where I get them .
. I get them at HVAC supply houses. 
