--- David Harvey <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Any staff that wants to experiment with a product such as HANDS-OFF should
> first get all technical information on the product.

The other side of this is that some of your staff might get a nasty reaction to
it as well. At least with 100% cotton gloves, you can be assured that no one
will react to it.

Another potential problem is that even if you don't have a reaction to it, the
stuff might kill your skin. I haven't used HANDS-OFF but I had to use
Alconox(sp?) surgical soap for chemistry class in HS and it completely stripped
all the oil from my hands. Nasty, harsh stuff. I'd stick with the gloves and
save your hands.

Deb

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