AWESOME!!! Secret Resin Remover at Trader Joe's

I was just scraping some resin. It was really sticky, the stickiest type. It got on my fingers and my palms. It penetrated my finger nails. It was stinky.

I went into the bathroom and washed vigorously with liquid soap that I got from Trader Joe's in Philly. If I use hot water and a lot of the soap with a lot of friction I can get resin off of my hands, and mostly off of my nails in about two washings. Washing with the soap made me think about Trader Joe's and how I got these Tea Tree Cleansing Pads there for $3.99. I thought about how vaporous it seems to be and how it evaporates quickly like rubbing alcohol.

I rinsed my hands and there was still a lot of resin. I got a pad out and all the resin on my skin disappeared. The resin on the smooth parts of my finger nails came off just as easily. I had to spend a little bit of time rubbing it off of some rough fingernail edges. Soon all the resin was on the pad. It was so fast. My husband was so impressed.

I've never found anything so useful for getting resin off of my hands. It probably works great wrapped around a poker to clean glass.

I had to put a thread here for it since it worked so well. If you get resin on your hands when you clean your instruments these will work for you. If anyone tries it on their glass please let me know how it works.

I tried taking off nail polish with it did nothing.

Have a good time toking what you got if you got it.