green_machine_two9er
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Well I just realized Pam cooking spray and dish soap together actually clean up sticky ass fingers. FYI after smoking yummy finger hash of course
Sticky fingers???
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green_machine_two9er
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yeah lol would soulve the problem. just ran out and am too lazy to go into town ya know.
Clown Baby
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91% isopropyl alcohol is your friend.
green_machine_two9er
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greasemonkeymann
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anything oil based will work, all massage oils, lotions, etc.
I like to use massage oil, smells great too, and is natural, plus reminds me of getting my girl naked
Triplec
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Acetone. Works wonders.
Grojak
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The answer for everything.. when I trim I have a pair sitting in a glass of Iso… when one pair gets mucky I drop it into the glass and pull out the other… clean all my smoking utensils and grinder in ISO… my fingers if I touch oil or my homegrown.
I hope you scrape them first. Scissor hash is my favorite part of trimming!The answer for everything.. when I trim I have a pair sitting in a glass of Iso… when one pair gets mucky I drop it into the glass and pull out the other… clean all my smoking utensils and grinder in ISO… my fingers if I touch oil or my homegrown.
UncleBuck
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Unclebaldrick
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Aw geez Buck. I am terrible at spamming. But I make a very fine hand cleaner for strong resins and saps. Available at hydro stores near you!
Now I shall report myself for spam.
Now I shall report myself for spam.
Unclebaldrick
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It is your friend for about a week until the moisture in your skin is totally stripped and your skin cracks. It works but tends to leave a bit of a residue.
Veggie oil is a pretty good cheap solution. Better than corn or olive.
I have run into a few people who swear by WD-40. But it doesn't really dissolve the resin. It just coats it and keeps it from being sticky. Frankly I think I would rather have resin on my fingers than WD-40.
There are about a half a dozen products to help with clean up out right now. Some are good, some are nearly ineffective. The good ones do a pretty fine job of removing the resin without damaging your hands or leaving residue.