Thank you to WD-40 and Lava Soap for sponsoring this post, How to Get Glue and Paint Off Skin. All opinions are 100% my own.
Question: What do all of these projects have in common?
Answer: I used industrial strength adhesive to make them!
Question: What do all of THESE projects have in common?
Answer: I painted all of them!
Question: What do all my projects that require glue and paint have in common?
Answer: I needed Lava Soap to clean my hands and get that tough glue and paint stains off of my skin.
Lava Soap isn’t just for Dudes that work on cars!
http://youtu.be/SGydAzgMP1U
See?
With the hundreds of DIY and craft projects I have done over the years, I have learned a few tricks to some behind-the-scenes occupational hazards like, how to get glue and paint off skin. Lava Soap is my go-to.
I have used Lava soap ever since I can remember. After all, it’s been around for over 100 years (OK, I’m old but not that old)! I actually keep a bar in our downstairs bathroom next to the garage. My husband uses it after working on his Jeep or changing the oil in the cars. I use it during and after doing my DIY and craft projects.
I even have a special soap dish I keep it on! I found this one while antique shopping.
Lava soap contains pumice and pumice is a by-product of volcanic activity, hence the name Lava Soap. It’s heavy duty and honestly the best out there. It’s great for removing grease, grime, oil, ink, paint, glue, resins, caulk, and more. It also now comes in a liquid form as well. Sure it’s great for auto enthusiast, but like I said in the video, it’s not just for Dudes who work on cars!
Thank you so much to Lava Soap for sponsoring this post!
Good to know!! Pinning!
Thank you, Michele!
I remember my dad always have that in the garage growing up. Since I am a very clumsy crafter, I am thrilled to know that I can get paint off my hands with Lava!
Me too, Tara! It was always in our garage growing up. Today, at first we had it for Mike, but then I started using it for me. Good stuff…
Never knew Lava worked for this- hate trying to get glue off my hands! Thanks!
My dad always had a bar of LAVA by the utility room sink next to his workshop. I’m slapping my forehead that I didn’t think to use LAVA to get the gunk off my hands after working in MY workshop. Duh!
Thank you for sharing such great info. I’m off to buy Lava!
This is such a lifesaver! Because let’s be honest, who uses gloves? Can’t wait to try it.
Oh my gosh, Mandie it IS! It’ll work great with all the projects you do (Love your bog too, BTW)!