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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
    Cheap, "green" clear liquid laundry detergent. All of the suggestions work pretty well.

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    Agreed. I use Earth Choice laundry liquid. Works for me. Bugger the sand stuff.....too rough for my delicate hands
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    Quote Originally Posted by trog View Post
    I find a cake of ordinary hand soap lather it up then add a bit of washed sand does the trick. When complete leave the soap in the sand then ready for next time.
    Works just as well when you add a teaspoonfull of white sugar as 'grit'. Sugar washes away down the sink a little better than sand.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numpty View Post
    Agreed. I use Earth Choice laundry liquid. Works for me. Bugger the sand stuff.....too rough for my delicate hands
    I did not mention the brand!

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    Quote Originally Posted by BilboBoggles View Post
    Best I have found is laundry powder. Just dampen your hand, dip in box, rub a bit and rinse. All traces of dirt gone. Works on paint too.
    Laundry powder works but it gets pretty hot when you add some water to it.


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    Quote Originally Posted by bigdog View Post
    Works just as well when you add a teaspoonfull of white sugar as 'grit'. Sugar washes away down the sink a little better than sand.
    Dish washing liquid & a bit of sugar to act as grit works an absolute treat.

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    Quote Originally Posted by JDNSW View Post
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    A little bit of laundry detergent mixed with some soft soap works a treat for my delicate little paddles. It also works well to get rid of grease from a chassis and the driveway, just dont leave it on the stenciled driveway for too long as it bleaches it
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    Wool Mix is another good grease and grimme remover.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numpty View Post
    Agreed. I use Earth Choice laundry liquid. Works for me. Bugger the sand stuff.....too rough for my delicate hands
    G'day Numpty,

    Well there you go, I use the same stuff too!

    I just need to be careful not to drip dirty water over the washing machine. SWMBO does not appreciate it .

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roverlord off road spares View Post
    Laundry powder works but it gets pretty hot when you add some water to it.

    that's step 2 of how to toughen up your apprentice, laundry powder a scrubbing brush and get to work, cleans the hands nice and fast,

    also its good for cleaning your alloy boats, its all my cousin uses on his and after about 4 or 5 years it still looks like new

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