[Jewelry making - Article 00000] - Re: [Orchid] Getting hands clean.

[David L. Huffman]

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>     Hi all, After many years of working as a jeweller I have *gotten used
>     to* constantly *dirty* hands (from polishing) but as I am getting
>     married in 6 weeks I was just wondering if anyone has some secret
>     recipe for getting, and keeping hands clean. Any advice will be

Hi Sharon;

    I recommend a product called "pr88" which can be purchased from
    Stuller ( http://www.stuller.com ) or you could look it up in one of
    the internet search engines and see if there's a supplier in
    Australia.  It's a cream that you apply to your hands which dries to
    form an invisible layer.  You simply rinse it off with water and the
    dirt goes with it.  All our sales people use it to keep their hands
    clean when they occaissionally polish customer's jewelery. 

David L. Huffman
 

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