Knowledge
Soap?
It’s hard to find a soap made for working hands that’s not harsh and works well at home.
Steel Cup?
Back in the day, you would have a smoke if something worked well, and a smoke if something did not. A steel mug cools the liquid so fast you can turn a smoke-break into a tea-break. So now, have a cup when things work well, and when they don’t.
They are also hard to break, which is nice.
They are also hard to break, which is nice.
Valve Tool?
60 years ago, Shorty Thalheimer designed this tool. It works great in the hands and if a stubborn valve stem is giving problems, you can put a wrench on it. It’s a celebration of old-school thinking.
Lard & Canola?
Lard and Canola clean well, give skin some good natural oil and help support the local economy. its that simple.
Coffee Grounds?
We work a lot, so naturally we drink our fair share of coffee. So, it got the gears turning: Why not use a waste product to help clean our hands? On a side note, the grind is just perfect for a drip coffee.
2 bars together?
Sometimes you need a scrub, sometimes you just need soap. Why clutter your cleaning area with more then you need?