what is the best manner to clean off cpvc and your fingers
1527531
Best to get the most off with a dry paper towel or even DRY newspaper, once you add water to the mix it tends to just glob up on your skin.
1822495
You soak it off with acetone. Put a small folded piece of paper towel soaked in acetone on your nail and wrap the tip of your finger in tin foil. It usually takes about 20 minutes.
1578431
I usually soak it for a minute or two in soapy water, rub it with my hands, and then rinse well. And, you can put them in boiling water to sanitize.
2064642
Well, it depends . . . Here's what I do, provided of course I'm only getting a small amount on a finger or two. Allow it to dry and you 'should' be able to peel it off. Then I wash with a shop cleaner with grit in it to wash my hands with, then if there is still some on my finger(s), I'll rub it off. If you are getting a lot on your finger(s) or hand(s), try using paint remover, but wash your hands with warm soap and water right after to avoid or reduce skin irritation.
1846858
Sponge with soap and HOT water completely squeezed out .. Abrasive side gently ..basic soap and hot water will remove a lot of things like melted candy ect.
2163728
I have both sizes and the finish is beautiful and does not gatther finger smudges like stainless steel appliances. I prefer not putting mine in dishwasher. If film builds up inside, just scrub with baking soda or Bar Keepers Friend.
1974839
I use disposable gloves. It can be a very sticky mess so be careful and plan before you start applying. I smear it on with my glove covered hands. Then I unfold the gloves off my hands outside in and throw away. Its easy for me this way but you have to be careful not to touch anything other than what you want it to stick to because it is hard to remove. Mineral Spirit works well to remove it. Good luck.
2016244
Just grasp on each side at the serrated spots and gently remove. It is easier after you have opened it a few times.
2153375
Warm water on paper towel with kitchen dish soap. Quickly wipe off grease and towel dry. Takes 5 min.
1914361
The finger just glides on it without leaving any tracks. For dust etc I just use a microfiber with cleaning solution available widely.
1008330
Just rub it with your hand in a downward motion. Like you're peeling it away. When you're all done, I would rinse it.
459825
The Doulton customer service recommended a moderate scrubbing, I use a hard plastic pot scrub sponge. In a house with 6 people, I end up cleaning it once every month and a half or so. Just try to scour any discoloration.
625038
To remove tree sap I use an inexpensive hand sanitizer. Just ten minutes ago I used Purell (any brand will do) on years old sap, and it came off in a few seconds, and without any elbow-grease. I complete the job with my preferred car wax over the spot. No muss, no fuss!
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If you want to be sticking your hands in as little as possible, I'd cover it with paper. But to clean it I use hot 50/50 vinegar water solution, either poured directly on grate and then scrubbed off with a sponge, or a sponge dipped in pure vinegar.(but you have to stick your hand, a hot cup and then a sponge in there but to me its the quickest way.) If you use a bleach solution be sure to dilute it heavy with water (like 1/2 a tbl spoon for a 26oz, &remove the food &water first).
1732188
I use this too but if you can buy a good bottle of acetone from Sally's and if you put it on a cotton ball set it on your finger wrap in foil and let it sit for a few then take another cotton ball and wipe it off.
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If you're talking about spot cleaning, I use a combination of a few ounces of hydrogen peroxide with a tiny squirt of Dawn dishwashing liquid. Just mix together with your finger and spot clean the material with a white cotton cloth. You dont want it to be very soapy at all. If it is, just add more hydrogen peroxide. Blot up the liquid, and let it dry. This doesn't leave a ring, and I've used this combination on upholstery, rugs and most materials. Good luck.
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Use oxi-clean.. Let soak in hot water for 1/2 hour .. No need to put your hands in