Best hand cleaner

[jw33]

I'm not looking to reinvent the wheel, but now that I finally put in a shop sink I'd like to find a decent wall mounted dispenser for some kind of hand cleaner. The usual store bought jugs that have a pump either don't work worth a shit or clog up within a few uses. I don't want to be messing around with squeeze tubes or a tub that I have to peel the lid off of when my hands are covered in grime. Looking at this so far.

http://www.handscrub.com/

[mk5.0]

I just jacked a couple of the wall mount ones the Cintas guys bring to my work.

[Sean88gt]

I keep a box of borax around.

[Swamp Donkey]

^^^ that or just plain old tub of Goop sans lid

[Woods Racing Transmission]

Joes hands down is the best. Not Gojo but Joes you can get it a Orileys or napa.

[racrguy]

Joes hands down is the best. Not Gojo but Joes you can get it a Orileys or napa.

This. Joes is some badass stuff, and you can use it to lubricate o-rings as well.

[FOKAI]

Cherry bomb by zep works great

[onjacks]

Cherry bomb by zep works great

And smells yummy

[shumpertdavid]

x3 for the Joes, been using it for years at work. I use the non-pumice and it covers most everything I need, removes grease from clothes and carpet, smells decent, use with or without water.

[Adam]

All of them tear up my hands but cherry bomb seems to work well at actually getting grease off!

[SEB]

I wear Blue rubber gloves & use the Orange stuff

[JimD]

I just jacked a couple of the wall mount ones the Cintas guys bring to my work.

X2

[Cooter]

I wear black nitrile gloves. Go though a TON of them, but keeps from tearing your hands up cleaning all the time.

I keep Joe's hand cleaner on the truck. Non pumice because it's easiest to wipe off when no water is available to rinse

[talisman]

Gojo makes a wall dispenser and you can get boxes to refill it from most O'Reillys, though they're in backstock. We've had the wall dispensers in store bathrooms for over a decade and I've never seen a single one get clogged or need to be internally cleaned. Of course they are used quite frequently, so they don't have a chance to get dried up.

[scootro]

i have a 5 year old bar of lava soap! it last forever haha