Shiite day.................

[Den]

First thing this morning reeling in hose picks up a cat turd yuckk then this afternoon tread in another cat turd ? 

Good thing is I did pick up a couple bottles of wine ?

 

[Martyn]

Yep! I dragged mine through some very thick gooey bird turd this morning, all over the hose, pole hose, my hands and the pole itself, took bloney ages to clean it off. ?

 

[Jango]

That’s why you need gloves on. Only done it once on hose thank goodness, it’s disgusting?

 

[scottish cleaning service]

Always carry those alcohol wipes or isopropyl spray. I always wear the thick tru touch gloves, you eventually get used to them.

 

[Tango]

Yeah I like my gloves too! £3-4 at the local market for a box of 100 nitrile. Good for flicking through the bristles (which are full of birds poo germs etc) along with handling pole hose.

They also work well on dry skin as they cause it to sweat and then soften up. 

 

[Martyn]

Yeah I like my gloves too! £3-4 at the local market for a box of 100 nitrile. Good for flicking through the bristles (which are full of birds poo germs etc) along with handling pole hose.

They also work well on dry skin as they cause it to sweat and then soften up. 

Sadly not so good if you suffer from dermatitis. ?

 

[Tango]

I do oddly.. not had so many problems since discovering the glove trick and garnia SOS 7 day skin repair cream.

I don't use latex gloves though, never had a reaction to them but i avoid them just in case. Nitriles just cause my hands to get sweaty and then the skin softens up nicely.

 

[Den]

Always wear gloves especially during the colder months also we carry baby wipes for eventualities of this nature doesn’t stop the gut wrenching stink though. 

 

[Chris34]

I do oddly.. not had so many problems since discovering the glove trick and garnia SOS 7 day skin repair cream.

I don't use latex gloves though, never had a reaction to them but i avoid them just in case. Nitriles just cause my hands to get sweaty and then the skin softens up nicely.

That's what I use, they're great, I have dry skin but it's exactly as you say,wear them for 1 hour and your skin is near normal.  There is a difference in quality between brands, I think it was 'safetouch' that was the best I've used but I haven't got round to sourcing them cheaply, usually I just get a box from waitrose 50 for a fiver which are not as good but ok.

 

[Tango]

That's what I use, they're great, I have dry skin but it's exactly as you say,wear them for 1 hour and your skin is near normal.  There is a difference in quality between brands, I think it was 'safetouch' that was the best I've used but I haven't got round to sourcing them cheaply, usually I just get a box from waitrose 50 for a fiver which are not as good but ok.

I've taken to wearing them round the house sometimes now - screw all that chemical **** being absorbed by the skin...

 

[Iron Giant]

I've taken to wearing them round the house sometimes now - screw all that chemical **** being absorbed by the skin...

Don't use chemical cleaners, such as typical shop bought ones, buy plant based cleaners, we use Bio-D products washing up liquid, multi-surface cleaner as well as other ethical products, non of which have harsh chemical ingredients 

 

[NoName]

Chris try this stuff 'it's does what it say's on the tin' (tub ?) 

 

[Martyn]

Chris try this stuff 'it's does what it say's on the tin' (tub ?) 

Yes, that stuffs pretty good. ?