Clean Paint And Grease Off Skin With Cooking Spray

It’s hard to avoid getting paint on your skin during a big project. Instead of using paint thinner to get it off, you can use some skin-friendly cooking spray.

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Paint thinner isn’t bad for your skin, but it can definitely dry it out, which is annoying. Instead, if you’ve got an oil-based paint, primer or grease on your hands, just grab your trusty cooking spray, spray a good amount on your hands, and rub them together. The paint should come right off and you can rinse them clean.

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