Grip CleanHand Cleaner for Mechanics – Heavy-Duty Mechanic Soap, Liquid Hand Soap with Natural Pumice & Clay to Absorb Tough Grease, Oil & Dirt – Moisturizing Coconut Oil, Lime Scent (8oz)

First off. I'm female. I'm the only female working in maintenance in a molten metal plant. I'm covered in caked on dirt and grease daily and especially it's under my short nails. So, for any ladies that may think differently about this product, here's my review.I was skeptical at first, especially cause I dunked my finger in it when I peeled of the protective cap and it wasn't as gritty as what I've always used, but gave it a go. Scent wise...it's pleasant but it doesn't make my hands smell like anything after it's washed off. The soap suds up and it didn't feel like I was tearing at my skin while scrubbing my hands with a nail brush. Once washed off, I'm pleasantly surprised that I don't have to go back over my hands again a second time and wash/scrub them. My knuckles, palms, around my nails are nice and clean. Under my nails, of course, are not perfectly clean but that will take another 2 days of no work and regularly washing my hands.My hands are completely dried off and don't feel extremely dry like they normally would with other heavy duty hand soaps. They feel a bit softer. I just still need to throw some lotion on due to just normal winter dryness and dryness from washing and scrubbing so much at work and afterwards.I only had to use about a nickle size drop of soap.So, all in all. 2 thumbs up. Will buy this product again and store in my locker at work.

Works great and nice scent. Hands are very soft afterwards.

This product gets the grim and grease off much better than any other products my husband has use.

This product Is pretty good it did remove a lot of the black grime On my hands.I like lava soap better but this isn't bad. I can carry it with me. That's why I got it. The ingredients aren't harsh so I might keep this for a while. It does moisturize the skin.

I keep it on my boat for fishing. After a day of cutting fish, hooking live bait, and cleaning fish my hands gets pretty gross and the smell is really hard to get off. The soap goes on thick and is very gritty and easily removes the gunk from around the fingernails. The smell is really nice and my hands are super clean and smell great afterwards. With regular soap I can wash my hands 2 or 3 times and they are still gross but with this stuff one wash and my hands are ready for anything.

I work as cnc machinists and always deal with coolant, grease and oil, and this soap makes easy work getting it all off my hands and the consistency of the soap is thick enough to make It stick on my hands while I am rubbing them together and not just fall in the sink and waist the soap and it doesn’t dry out my skin even though I was my hands with it at least 4 to 5 times a day. Highly recommended getting this soap if you deal with things that are hard to wash off your hands.

Pretty good and gets the oil off my husbands hands really quick, smells good too

The Soap...It cleans better than your average hand soap and the grit certainly helps. That said, I have a few complaints. The grit granules seemed very small and rather sparse, the lemon scent isn't the most desirable, and the dark-brown poop color isn't exactly the first color that comes to mind when you think of a cleaning solution.The PackagingThe design on the packaging/tube that the soap is in was well done... However, the stiffness of the squeeze tube makes it less than ideal to squeeze the soap out - compared to an equivalent sized tube of skin moisturizer which is usually a softer material of some sort.Lastly, the size of the squeeze tube is much larger than the contents require. I don't know if this is to make it look like more soap than it actually is, or what... but having to squeeze a brand new tube as much as I did doesn't leave me with the confidence that I got the right amount. If this is normal, I'd suggest getting tubes that fit the volume of soap intended for that specific container. Unfortunately, I don't have a scale or I'd be weighing this to see if it was the right amount.