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A lot of people don't realize that the best soap in our industry is brought to you by Aurora Innovations. This stuff should be next to every grower's sink!
Years ago, we discovered that this proprietary blend of mineral oil, citrus extracts and grit was exactly what was needed to get tough sticky resins and oil based compounds off of skin without the use of harsh astringent chemicals. Just remember to always use Sap Off Soap BEFORE you use any water. Sap Off Soap goes on first, and once rubbed in, it will break down whatever sticky stuff you need to remove. Then simply wash it away with water and voila! Clean AND soft, nice smelling hands! Try Aurora Innovations Sap Off Soap for yourself! This is the 21st century! Try Sap Off Soap for yourself, and leave sticky and dried out hands in the past where they belong!
| Brand | Aurora Innovations |
|---|---|
| SKU | AISO16OZ |
| Weight (lb.) | 1.0900 |
| Length (in.) | |
| Width (in.) | |
| Prop 65 | false |
| Height (in.) | |
| Lead Time | 3-5 |
| Hazardous Material | false |
| UPC | 609728632137 |
| UL Listed | No |
| ETL Listed | No |
| OMRI Certified | No |
| Concentration | Ready-to-Use |
What problem does Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap solve?
Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap removes tough, sticky resins and oil-based compounds from skin. Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap helps leave hands clean, soft, and nice smelling.
How should Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap be used on hands?
Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap should be applied and rubbed into skin before water is used. After the soap breaks down sticky residue, hands can be washed with water.
What is the formula in Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap?
Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap contains a proprietary blend of mineral oil, citrus extracts, and grit.
Does Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap use harsh astringent chemicals?
Aurora Innovations Sap Off! Soap removes sticky resins and oil-based compounds without harsh astringent chemicals.