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   BruceS | Feb 04, 2009 05:46am | #1

   Try a little  CH3-(CH2)n-COONa  and  H2O

   Work Safe,  Count to 10 when your done for the day !!

   Bruce S. 

    

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   dgreen | Feb 04, 2009 05:57am | #2

   You have too much time on your hands! I would just have written s o a p. :) 

    

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   Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.~ Denis Diderot

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   BruceS | Feb 04, 2009 06:24am | #3

   Gotta have some fun ;-)  Actually, This evening I  sanded (1200 wet dry) my table saw and used that formula to clean my hands, before T9ing and waxing the top.Work Safe,  Count to 10 when your done for the day !!

   Bruce S. 

    

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   dgreen | Feb 04, 2009 06:28am | #4

   Sounds like my spring regimen! I usually wait for March though, Pac. NW. 

    

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   Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.~ Denis Diderot

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   JeffHeath | Feb 05, 2009 02:34am | #7

   Hey....that's antibacterial soap..........:)

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   dgreen | Feb 05, 2009 03:05am | #8

   My scrapers are so sharp even the bacteria cut themselves! I have to leave a radio on just to drown out the little buggers horrific screams. 

    

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   Men will never be free until the last king is strangled with the entrails of the last priest.~ Denis Diderot

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   JeffHeath | Feb 05, 2009 03:20am | #9

   I must have missed that thread.  Is it still running?? It sounds like a fun one....

   Jeff

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   lokiloki1 | Feb 05, 2009 03:28am | #10

   Though I think this message is adressed to dgreen, it is meant for all.  First, let me applaud you all! Never before have I seen such a unified response from so many on Knots.  It is truly impressive.  I did notice one thing however, nobody advised on whether to use the LN soap or the LV variety.  Certainly one must be better than the other in some regard. I thought I better check before I washed my hands using the wrong soap......Have a good night you all!

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   rhagenstein | Feb 05, 2009 03:53am | #11

   You can always sell you LN soap on eBay for what you paid for it....even after lots of use!

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   lokiloki1 | Feb 05, 2009 03:55am | #12

   Perhaps I could even turn a profit on it by calling it vintage.....

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   ThreePuttJoe | Feb 05, 2009 03:59am | #13

   But it still doesn't get your hands as clean as the Festool Power Soap. Of course the Festool Soap only works in conjuntion with the Festool Cleaning System.

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   rhagenstein | Feb 05, 2009 04:06am | #14

   Clearly you've never tried the EZ Smart soap and soap guide system.  It works as well or better than the Festool soap/system at a better price point.

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   Thorvald | Feb 08, 2009 05:01am | #15

   I find it amazing that none of the well informed advice provided herein addresses the need for caution when using dihydrogen monoxide!  Doesn't anyone know how dangerous that stuff can be?  It can be particullarly hazardous around electrical equipment.  It's not usually a problem when used in conjunction with the cleaning agents mentioned, but it pays to be careful.   ;>)Verne

   If a tree falls in the forest, and no one is there to cut it up and make something with it . . . what a waste!<!----><!----><!---->

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   WillGeorge | Feb 04, 2009 06:36pm | #5

   I wash my hands? I never worry about it.

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   joinerswork | Feb 04, 2009 09:19pm | #6

   loki,

   Are you scraping walnut?

   A splash of clorox, then soap and water does the trick.

   Ray