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Best Mechanic Waterless Wipes

armenakadino

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I am looking for what is the best mechanic waterless wipes to buy for the garage. In the garage there is no sink and I need something to wipe off when working in the garage. I currently use baby wipes which sort of work.
 
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Nexussian

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Best I've found.

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T_R

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Wear latex gloves, you won't need to wash your hands.

Every single guy in every shop I have worked in for at least the last 15-20 years wears them. Nobody gets their hands dirty anymore.
 

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Wear latex gloves, you won't need to wash your hands.

Every single guy in every shop I have worked in for at least the last 15-20 years wears them. Nobody gets their hands dirty anymore.

I have to agree with this. And you're not walking around all the time with dirty fingernails, or ground-in black dirt. I buy gloves, and encourage everyone to use them.

Side benefit: some chemicals and residues are hazardous to our health, some substances are almost impossible to clean off (smell). Gloves make this a problem of the past.

I get mine at BJs, cheap and effective.
 
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Kensgarage

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Wear latex gloves, you won't need to wash your hands.

Every single guy in every shop I have worked in for at least the last 15-20 years wears them. Nobody gets their hands dirty anymore.
There ya go.
I get mine through my veterinarian by the 1200(6 boxes/case).$25 or so, I think.
Then I have a rag service for red rags.$2X dollars a month.
Safety clean tank service.
Kimberly Clark ********* warez and orange hand cleaner by the gallon.
Uniform service(pants only).
 

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I use snap on medicated hand cleaner. It's a reddish orange goop. No grit in it. Best stuff I've ever used both with water or with out. Just scrub into hands, then dry with shop rags or disposable towels.
 
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armenakadino

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Wear latex gloves, you won't need to wash your hands.

Every single guy in every shop I have worked in for at least the last 15-20 years wears them. Nobody gets their hands dirty anymore.

I definitely agree with the gloves and been using SAS Ravens which work perfectly. I just wanted wipes for those time where you end up forgetting to wear gloves.

Does anyone have or use a wall mounted dispenser for the wipes.
 

Forever Fixin

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Brawny the paper towel company makes a moistened towel in a pail, they were giving them away at work, work well, not sure what they cost. they come in buckets like the above.
 

ZRX61

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And you're not walking around all the time with dirty fingernails,


A girl mechanic showed me how to completely avoid the dirty fingernails thing. Before she started work each day she just scratched a bar of soap with her nails. The soap keeps the dirt out.
I'd been turning wrenches for 30+ years when I found out about this trick...
 

bwringer

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Blue Monster.

A friend gave me a container of these, and they're far better than any other wipe I've ever tried.

Plus, your hands don't have a nasty residue afterwards. With most of these "wet" wipes you have to wash afterwards before you touch anything delicate or eat.

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