just done all the vehicle servicing, went to wash my hands and ran out of V O 5 hairshampoo, cant buy it anymore so settled for Pappilion hairshampoo from the $2 dollar shop, removes all grease and even the black stain that you get from the diesel oil
recommend it for all who get there hands dirty

I use dishwashing liquid works a treat, mum growls when I leave the sink black though so I gotta be sneaky

I use the green waterless gell....

I avoid getting dirty!
Can't do the mechanicking thing any more - Arthur's got me in its evil grip.

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Gidday Nigel Take 6 gms fish oil a day for 3 months -3 each morning and night. Whatever happens it will help.You'll see Mike

I sneak a little bit of the washing powder when the chief cook & bottle washer is not about ... a bit rugged but it works .. I'll try that cheap shampoo to help keep the peace.

Another soap tick that never wears out is those stainless steel soaps use for removing smells like garlic and fish odors they do work About $3 .95 in the $2.00 plus shops. .

Roostertales wrote:

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Gidday Nigel

Take 6 gms fish oil a day for 3 months -3 each morning and night.

Whatever happens it will help.You'll see

Mike

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Thanks, Mike, but I've been there done all of that, and yes, it does help a little but the effect gets less with time.
Similarly glucosamine sulphate.

It's very much an hereditary thing, I'm afraid.

My parents and siblings all have similar problems and we were all big fish eaters.

There's a medicine called Mobic which is helping a lot, but it's inclined to upset both digestion and renal performance.

This is only a small part of my medical disfunction; I have long term CFS/ME and a fair collection of other wierd symptoms.

I don't think that I chose my parents very well 

 

hell and I thought my rheumatoid arthritis was bad, fish capsules helps me but I do notice that I must take more and more each year, I thought they were watering down the contents

A little bit of vasaline rubbed on ya hands before the service will keep the grease at bay,wash's off easy with just plain soap. DubDub.