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    FEP Power Member Jerry peachuer's Avatar
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    New best soap to date its extra heavy duty
    Called Active force MP
    Amazing


    Amazing

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    Gee, I miss the Clorox powder with chlorine and a scrub brush days...... Not really... LOL
    "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
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    Little zing zing on your cuts lol

    Similiar maybe to Borax which was some harsh powder stuff that worked well just messy out in yard

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    but they always ended up with lumps because water got in the containers.....
    "If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough."
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    Other day was watching asphalt being laid.
    End of shift, one worker rubbed dirt into his sticky tar covered gloves
    Invisible Glove to pretreat clean hands beforehand.
    Sugar, salt, sand to provide grit with soap like Tide or Dawn.
    Sawdust
    Claw up some bar soap to fill fingernail gap before hand.

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    LA's Totally Awesome from the dollar store. Works great on clothes, under hood painted areas and hands and arms. I used purple power for years but it dries out my skin too much. You should get the heavy stuff off first with paper towel, throw away rags, etc. Really, spend a buck and try it, you will be sold.

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    Default Dawn (don't) go away...

    Added a new travel bottle of this to the hand cleaner box at the sink used coming from outside.
    Kitchen was the only place Dawn was used here until now.
    Never recall ever using Dawn soap elsewhere at home. Nor know what NZ springs exactly smell like.
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    I guess they smell like soap
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    A inexpensive soap pocket bag works good with regular or lava inside.
    Loofah, terrycloth. Some have a scrubber pad side similar to mild scotch brite.

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