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bluegoose · 05-12-2006, 04:21 PM

Last night I was given kid duty while my wife went out to run some errands. The kids were playing nicely together, so I took this as the perfect opportunity to get some work done on the bike for this weekend.

After I brought it into the living and set it up on the trainer (so I could be with the kids while I worked), I stepped into the garage briefly to get some hex wrenches. When I came back inside, the 6 month old baby had rolled across the room and was playing with the bike chain. Both hands, legs and feet were totally covered in grease and she was reaching for her mouth when I came inside.

Rather than throw her right into the tub, I decided to try cleaning her up first with some baby wipes. They worked remarkably well - better than any houseghold soap I've used and even better than some heavy duty solvents I've tried.

If you've got them laying around the house, give it a try some time.

Anybody else have something that works well for them?

05-12-2006, 04:21 PM	#1
bluegoose Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Northern California Posts: 2,919	Found a good hand de-greaser Last night I was given kid duty while my wife went out to run some errands. The kids were playing nicely together, so I took this as the perfect opportunity to get some work done on the bike for this weekend. After I brought it into the living and set it up on the trainer (so I could be with the kids while I worked), I stepped into the garage briefly to get some hex wrenches. When I came back inside, the 6 month old baby had rolled across the room and was playing with the bike chain. Both hands, legs and feet were totally covered in grease and she was reaching for her mouth when I came inside. Rather than throw her right into the tub, I decided to try cleaning her up first with some baby wipes. They worked remarkably well - better than any houseghold soap I've used and even better than some heavy duty solvents I've tried. If you've got them laying around the house, give it a try some time. Anybody else have something that works well for them?