Lava is made by WD-40?

[Eli]

Never realized that.

So is that the WD 40 companies claim to fame? Aerosol general purpose lubricant/cleaner/water displacer... and soap?

lol

 

[MacBaine]

Lava rocks... don't be dissin the pumice power

 

[TitanDiddly]

The soap is aimed at the same people who use WD-40... mechanics and other people who get greasy hands.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: MacBaine
Lava rocks... don't be dissin the pumice power

Oh, I'm not.. we've had a bar of Lava in the house as long as I can remember.

My dad started using it in the 70s when he went and lived in the wilderness for 3 months. It was the only soap he could find that washed dishes well in cold water, and he's used it (to wash dishes) ever since.

I just never realized it was made by WD-40.. lol

 

[fredtam]

Cool. I wash my hands with WD40 anyway if they have grease on them.

 

[Heisenberg]

Lava's okay, but I prefer the citrus based hand cleaners. Takes off nearly everything, and is less harsh.

 

[Squisher]

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Lava's okay, but I prefer the citrus based hand cleaners. Takes off nearly everything, and is less harsh.

GoJo orange pumice rocks. The only problem is I can't find anybody that sells the one gallon size for the wall mounted dispenser around here. I have to mail-order it. Luckily, I only use one container a year.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: Squisher

Originally posted by: Heisenberg
Lava's okay, but I prefer the citrus based hand cleaners. Takes off nearly everything, and is less harsh.

GoJo orange pumice rocks. The only problem is I can't find anybody that sells the one gallon size for the wall mounted dispenser around here. I have to mail-order it. Luckily, I only use one container a year.

Yeah, I agree. The hand cleaners are better than just lava soap, they just make the grease melt away..

Lava still rocks for certain things though..

 

[Barnaby W. Füi]

Originally posted by: Eli
My dad started using it in the 70s when he went and lived in the wilderness for 3 months. It was the only soap he could find that washed dishes well in cold water, and he's used it (to wash dishes) ever since.

:Q

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: BingBongWongFooey

Originally posted by: Eli
My dad started using it in the 70s when he went and lived in the wilderness for 3 months. It was the only soap he could find that washed dishes well in cold water, and he's used it (to wash dishes) ever since.

:Q

Why shocked? lol..

Drove his '62 VW Bug up into the Blue Mountains of Northeastern Oregon and camped out with his girlfriend of the time for 3-4 months in the early Spring of '74.

He brought a pound of weed, and quit smoking cigarettes, drinking alcohol and popping speed cold turkey. Says it was one of the best things he's ever done for himself.

Good times.. lol