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striperjunkie
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BILLFISHIN
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| I GOT A STANLESS STEEL BAR OF SOAP FOR X-MASS. IT SAYS SMELL AWAY ON THE BAR. WE WILL SEE. I KNOW CHEF'S WIPE THEIR HANDS ON A STAINLESS STEEL COUNTER OR SINK TO GET THE ONION OR GARLIC SMELL OF THEIR HANDS. |
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Pennyd
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| I've got one of the steel bars from Bass Pro and if you wash your hands with a little dishwashing liquid together with the bar it works great. Without the bar it doesn't work as good. |
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Capt_Dave
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A Lemon will do the job.
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Offshore Bob
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South Chatham Tackle has developed a hand soap and is currently manufacturing it and we are going to debut it this weekend at the Somerset Saltwater fishing Expo. It will be available on our web site.
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Teezher
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Vinegar works great, it also takes the soreness out of cuts, it will sting like hell for a little while. Try it!
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cptwtwinnabow
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after reading the string about the infection the man got redfishing, im going to use bleach and water.....................  |
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Pennyd
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| If you've got cuts and places where you got spined, wash your hands and then put rubbing alcohol on them. Found this out years ago doing a Striped bass study on the Roanoke. |
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FREEBIRD
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cheap shaving cream is all you need
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Jollymon
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| Handsoap and a stainless steel spoon wash your hands as you wash the spoon between them works everytime. |
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Fyshiefishy
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| Now how do I get the toofepaste smell off my hand? |
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HuntersHaven
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Location: Scotts Hill, NC
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Doesn't look like anyone's mentioned it yet so I'll tell you what I use in the taxidermy shop. Mouthwash, really doesn't matter the brand. My hands get into some messy, smelly situations and a quick rinse with mouthwash does the trick especially after cleaning fish.
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