Grip Clean Heavy Duty Hand Cleaner for Mechanics – Natural Pumice & Clay-Infused Technology Removes Grease, Oil & Grime – Moisturizing Liquid Hand Soap for Shop, Garage & Industrial Use – 32oz

Great soap to get the grime out. And you only have to pump out just a little bit. 100 times better then Lava soap.

Super Savon je n'ai enfin plus les jointure des mains noir très satisfait

This stuff is way better than other brands, it actually stays on your hands instead of most of it falling off immediately, it also suds up a bit compared to other brands. It has worked fantastically at removing grease and grime from my hands. One thing to note, the soap will dry at the nozzle end and sometimes it will kind of explode out if you're not paying attention to that. Highly recommend this hand cleaner.

In this time of life-or-death relentless handwashing, I keep forgetting to review my favorite hand soap, and all-around degreaser, ever. All my life, I've been a fixer of things. Many of them -- bikes, cars, motorcycles -- mucho greasy dirty in parts. Orange Go-Jo sorts of soaps have been my go-to choice for a long time. But, dissatisfied with their imperfection -- hard on skin when used a lot in a day, only 95-99% removal of the nastiest mechanics sort of black greasy dirt shmootz on hands -- I went googling a year ago, and found this stuff. Key points; o- 100% removal of the nastiest mechanics sort of grease. I mean EVERYTHING. Takes hands from black greasy dirty to just-bathed baby's butt. Quickly and easily. o- Incredibly kind and moisturizing to skin. Think Dove Beauty Bar or even better products. o- For CV19 virus-killing, the unparalleled de-greasing makes me feel extra secure, since it is that feature of soaps that removes the virus's outer lipid shell and renders it moot. Here in The Time of Corona, washing my hands a couple of dozen times a day, has put that latter point to the test. Result: hands soft and moist, skin happy. $25 price may seem a bit high, but my initial 64 oz jug is only now almost gone, after a bit over a year of daily use. Only a small squirt, about 1/2T, is needed for each hand cleaning. Squirt a little bit out, rub hands together, add some warm water to get it all lathered up, scrub-a-dub, rinse. Result: happy happy clean hands. ps -- bonus: best product I've ever found for cleaning up dirty white plastics, oft encountered in the life of a computer and other techtoys fixer-upper. Same re: nasty grease marks on bicycle frames. pps -- I just saw that there is a new variant, an "Ultra" version of this, with even MORE cleaning power. Yow. Can't imagine, but must order and try. https://www.amazon.com/Grip-Clean-Waterless-Mechanic-Removing/dp/B08173SK4Y/

Perfect hand cleaner after greasy, dirty jobs, or working with paint. Easy dispenser access.