Lava Heavy-Duty Hand Cleaner with Moisturizers, 5.75 OZ [24-pack], white (10185)

Used Lava since 1973, when I got my motorcycle learner's permit and started working on vehicles as a hobby. When doing heavy work (like a valve job on a Chevy 350 head) I have always used Lemon GoJo as my goto hand cleaner. Dirt/grease/grime accumulation by anything less than a valve job? Lava Soap is the answer. My primary "like" is that the pumice "grit" of the soap is on the less abrasive side. This means My weekend wrenching isn't betrayed by glowing red, chapped & sand blasted hands. I had tried Orange GoJo for awhile, but the grit in it was noticeably more agressive. There is no fragrance per se, which my cigarette tar scarred lungs appreciate. It does smell a bit like "clean", but doesn't fragrantly announce at a 10 foot distance that, yep! I washed my hands. Lava does a great job of removing Petroleum type smells from hands/arms/elbows/biceps. So whether I am spilling gas while refueling the lawn mower, lighter fluid in the Zippo, or adding a quart of oil to my old, clapped out 318 Dodge, I am sure my cubicle mates at work won't be asking me "what did I spill on myself"? At a now more advanced age, I still rely on Lava as my primary form of not just cleaning, but cleansing my hands. Armor All scent, garbage disposal slime, p-trap hairball, change a flat tire grime, Lava solves it all. Must buy for any man.

I pumice you won't regret buying this. Gets your hands C L E A N and smelling nice.

The product does the job. The price keeps going up and soon, it will no longer be priced for value. SMH

This stuff suds up such a deep lather and breaks down grease/grime like crazy. A must have for any mechanic or even just the average DIY’er.

Remember Lava soap? Your grandpa or your dad used it when he came inside after working on the tractor. His hands were grimy and he needed something that would get down in there and do the job. You used it once in a while as a kid and wondered why it was so scratchy feeling and why it smelled the way it did. But after a while you got used to it and maybe even looked forward to using it after you worked on your bicycle, your motorcycle or your own car. It brought back memories and when you added a small hand brush to it, you really could get your dirty hands clean. Well, this is that same Lava soap. And it still smells funny and it is still scratchy. And when your hands are filthy and grimy and you need to get them clean, this soap, added with a good hand and fingernail brush, will get them all clean and fresh smelling again. And if you do it right, you won't ruin one of the bathroom towels and get in trouble afterward because you still had grime on your hands.

Great soap with effective 'grit' for tougher stains. I use fountain pens a lot and this removes the frequent ink stains perfectly.

The soap has always been a really good soap to get the stubborn grease and dirt off. Haven't used it in years, and wanted to have some on hand. (No pun intended).

works great

This brand has to be the best soap ever for gardeners and mechanics. Easily get hands spotlessly clean without a lot of scrubbing and is kind to hands. It’s a very hard soap so lasts a crew months and lathers well. Although it isn’t sold in the UK (it should be) I’m that impressed with it for my husband, I don’t mind paying the extra, buying 6 at a time to have it shipped from the US. Well worth it. No other UK gardener/mechanic soap comes near to it.

Great soap if you work with oils and grease! As a truck mechanic repair service our technicians get stubborn grease on their hands and this soap is great for washing hands and removing tough oil and grease

Dear bar of soap but it works great. Its not slippy like normal soap, it rough and grippy but still soaps up, will buy again

Good soap for greasy hands

i like it. good soap for grease.