Tree Sap Removal?
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From: CWLee on 8 Jun 2010 15:06 When I work in my yard I often get tree sap on my hands and clothing. For years I have used a product called De-solv-it, but it has been harder and harder to find in recent years, and now I don't see it at all at my local grocery chains. What other common household cleaners have you found effective in removing the sap from trees? Thanks. -- ---------- CWLee Former slayer of dragons; practice now limited to sacred cows. Believing we should hire for quality, not quotas, and promote for performance, not preferences.
From: Bill on 8 Jun 2010 19:56 "CWLee" wrote in message > > When I work in my yard I often get tree sap on my hands and clothing. For > years I have used a product called De-solv-it, but it has been harder and > harder to find in recent years, and now I don't see it at all at my local > grocery chains. What other common household cleaners have you found > effective in removing the sap from trees? > Peanut butter! Non chunky of course. Just rub it in, then paper towel it off. This also works good for "nosy" dogs which "help" and get tree sap or "pitch" on themselves. They are going to lick where you clean them, so peanut butter works great. I think it is the oil in peanut butter which does the trick. So other things with oil might work too?
From: Bob F on 8 Jun 2010 21:05
CWLee wrote: > When I work in my yard I often get tree sap on my hands and > clothing. For years I have used a product called > De-solv-it, but it has been harder and harder to find in > recent years, and now I don't see it at all at my local > grocery chains. What other common household cleaners have > you found effective in removing the sap from trees? Lighter fluid. Bar-b-que lighter fluid. Waterless hand cleaner. |