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    Default Another delicate Question

    I think my question will mainly apply to Ladies but maybe Gentlemen can contribute too. What hand creams should we use and what hand protection during making things . I bought pack of latex surgical gloves 50/50 love them. not happy 100%. I still prefer to deal with delicate items with open hands. finger protection tape works more or less ok but maybe there is something else? Hope this Q is not off-topic!

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    I've been using "Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Therapy" off & on to combat dry & cracking skin. I also use nitrile gloves any time I'm handling anything obnoxious, although obviously not when polishing. Never got on with finger tape, TBH. Hands & subsequently working surfaces get wiped down with baby wipes (and then the wipes go in the reclamation bag); clears off a moderate amount of polish & grabs any metal filings on the skin.

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    Thank you Peter for input. Unexpected to hear that from a man 1st but totally understandable we all have same issues!!!! TX ! I like idea of baby wipes was not thinking to have them handy as I have paper towels at all times ard... Thank you ! will get pack today for the desk! and TX for cream idea too will study it!!!

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    I've used E45 as well, didn't find it as effective as the stuff there. Especially around this time of year my hands take a bit of a pummelling outdoors (horses...).

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    I have no idea if you can buy this over there it is the best product I have found in 40 years
    https://natrapower.com.au/

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    To change the subject slightly, beware of soldering with gloves on. They can melt or catch fire causing serious injury.
    I dont normally think of myself as a gentleman, BTW. Dennis.

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    yes Dennis totally agree and I can not wear gloves for long time... they make me feel really annoyed..... but filing and polishing without them is so bad for hands...

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    Quote Originally Posted by china View Post
    I have no idea if you can buy this over there it is the best product I have found in 40 years
    https://natrapower.com.au/
    so... I got intrigued and looked on Amazon. Quite expensive cream but description sounds like miracle (thinking of cream gloves ) and seems very natural ! so I am definitely going to try!!!! TX !

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    Quote Originally Posted by ps_bond View Post
    I've been using "Gold Bond Ultimate Healing Therapy" off & on to combat dry & cracking skin. I also use nitrile gloves any time I'm handling anything obnoxious, although obviously not when polishing. Never got on with finger tape, TBH. Hands & subsequently working surfaces get wiped down with baby wipes (and then the wipes go in the reclamation bag); clears off a moderate amount of polish & grabs any metal filings on the skin.
    Baby wipes are fab for instant dust removal at your work space.
    Great for indoors too cleaning wise. Wouldn’t be without them


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    I only wear cut protection gloves when sawing or disc cutting, for everything else it's Swarfega and Scotch-Brite.

    Also, I don't eat quiche.

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