At 03:08 PM 4/15/2009, Don Hundt wrote:
>The grease on your (throwaway) clothes, the grease on the garage floor, the
>grease in your hair, the itchy nose that left a streak of grease on your
>face, the grease on the workbench, the greasy rags and old boots to dispose
>of, grabbing that one tool out of your box weeks later that you forgot to
>clean all the grease off .............All this if you are
>careful..................

Hey, it's not *that* bad.  Unless my memory is completely shot (a
possibility, I admit) a pair of nitrile gloves, a couple of
quart-size baggies with rubber bands to slip over the exposed
joints,  some of those nice blue Scot shop towels, a can or two of
Brakleen and a big coffee can with some mineral spirits will see you
right.  I've never ruined a set of (shop) clothes doing it, or
covered the neighborhood in grease,or gotten filthy beyond the usual
filthiness attendant on working with waterboxers.

:-)
d

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