Half of the problem with soaps these days is they've gotten safetyfied. Go Jo, if you can find a bottle of the original, that's dead, stock's drying up, you "might" find one, but there's good odds somebody has run the price up five times over retail. The other problem with soaps is that greasy (not dirt, greasy) messes and oily messes are not what they used to be. The 40 year old grease that came with my army truck, that stuff washes easily with regular soap and water. Modern lubrication is light years ahead of where it was 20 years ago. Just like twenty years ago it was light years ahead of where it was 40 years ago... So the other problem is that it's not the same mess.
This stuff works. Stupid expensive by the ounce, but it doesn't take much so it lasts. Gotta read the directions, and it does NOT take half as much to get twice the results. Way less. The more affordable way to get it is in a commercial dispenser that you'd mount by the sink.That's a commitment. In a sole proprietor home hobby shop, the dispenser refills might go years. I'm linking a trial size here, priced like a half gallon of Go Jo, so the by the ounce it's bananas, but per use, it's just as many hand washings as a half gallon of the old orange cleaners that worked. You won't be cheating with this like you can "some" hand cleaners, you WILL need water...
I got fiber internet to my house this spring. As of that "event", my dial phone no longer can make calls. The "box" that terminates the fiber doesn't acknowledge pulse dialing, and doesn't even power the old "modern backup phone" that ran off phone line voltage which I kept to call the power company when the power was out. Forget this thing. This phone has the special needs volume knob (or some other cool name for it) in the handset. That's the one that increases volume a lot, in the speaker only, for the hearing impaired folks, vs "normal" volume levers these used to have if you got a fancy one..
This stuff works. Stupid expensive by the ounce, but it doesn't take much so it lasts. Gotta read the directions, and it does NOT take half as much to get twice the results. Way less. The more affordable way to get it is in a commercial dispenser that you'd mount by the sink.That's a commitment. In a sole proprietor home hobby shop, the dispenser refills might go years. I'm linking a trial size here, priced like a half gallon of Go Jo, so the by the ounce it's bananas, but per use, it's just as many hand washings as a half gallon of the old orange cleaners that worked. You won't be cheating with this like you can "some" hand cleaners, you WILL need water...
I got fiber internet to my house this spring. As of that "event", my dial phone no longer can make calls. The "box" that terminates the fiber doesn't acknowledge pulse dialing, and doesn't even power the old "modern backup phone" that ran off phone line voltage which I kept to call the power company when the power was out. Forget this thing. This phone has the special needs volume knob (or some other cool name for it) in the handset. That's the one that increases volume a lot, in the speaker only, for the hearing impaired folks, vs "normal" volume levers these used to have if you got a fancy one..