Washing hands.

[DJK]

I'm tires of those "waterless" pumice filled hand cleaners leaving myhands sandy feeling for a few wipes, thinking of building a small water supply with a 2-3 gal res. and using a washer fluid pump to rinse my hands off. Anyone tried this? Ideas? Suggestions?
Thanks derek.

 

[ttazzman]

how about reading this thread ......

https://www.heavyequipmentforums.co...-cleaner-you-ever-used&highlight=hand+cleaner

 

[Scrub Puller]

Yair . . . DJK

This sort of underbody setup very common here . . . most of our "pickups" have flat decks though.



Cheers.

 

[95zIV]

I just got one of these and throw it on the back or side of my truck and just let the water run out and wash under the stream:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Coleman-5-Gallon-Water-Carrier-Blue/21156004

 

[caterpillarmech]

I carry a black five gallon bucket. Black so it does not grow algae. The top is missing the gasket so I just tip it over and use the 1/8" stream to wash up. Black can also warms the water some.

 

[JD955SC]

Talking about for your service truck? Our field service guys each have a water tank (ranging from 5-10 gal depending on the truck) on their truck. It's great for washing hands or putting out small fires from welding/cutting and such. Very useful.