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D-Lead Hand Soap - 16 Oz

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D-Lead Hand Soap - 16 Oz

D-Lead Hand Soap - 16 Oz

$14.95 USD
Item# 63801   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Contains Glycerin to moisturize the skin
  • Abrasive Hand Soap is extra strength to effectively remove heavy metals, tough, embedded greases, oils and dirt
  • The smooth, fine scrubbers provides a gentle cleaning assist and fast acting cleaning power to remove the toughest dirt and contaminants
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Product Description

Extra strength abrasive hand soap effectively removes heavy metals like lead, nickel, cobalt, cadmium, zinc, mercury, copper, silver and chromium, as well as tough greases, oils and dirt. The smooth, fine scrubbers provides a gentle cleaning assist and fast acting cleaning power to remove the toughest dirt and contaminants.


May be used in hot, cold, hard or soft water.

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  •   So far, so good!
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Pros : Does the job and I feel confident when washing after I solder.
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Other Thoughts : My lead levels are normal and I believe it's due to taking precautions like washing with D-Lead after every soldering session.
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