D-Lead Abrasive Hand Soap - 16oz

Product seems to do a great job of removing lead and other heavy metals. It also removes grease and grime, and contains a light abrasive similar to other hand cleaners. I use this after handling dirty brass, reloading, and cleaning firearms at home. I use other shop hand cleaners when not working with lead. Another tip: keep a container of lead removing wipes in your range bag for wiping off lead contaminated skin after a range session.

If you work around firearms, ammunition, gun parts, etc. please do yourself a favor and buy this. Lead removal soap is all well & good, but it doesn't do enough to remove unburnt gunpowder, grease, and other much from your hands/fingers. This abrasive lead remover soap gets your hands clean rather quickly, therefore reducing lead exposure/ingestion. I keep a bottle in my range bag. It's worth it. Also, if you work or shoot often at an indoor gun range, buy some D-Lead laundry soap. Wash your clothes separate from all others and use the D-Lead Laundry Soap (also available here on Amazon). It reduces exposures and ensures better health.

Could not be happier with the seller, the price and shipping.

I shoot between 4–8 matches a month, so I’m frequently in contact with lead. This stuff is my favorite to clean my hands after a match, the pumice bits (or whatever the grit is) is perfect for scrubbing off all the dirt and grime you pick up at the range.Tip: buy some travel squeeze bottles so you have multiple bottles of the stuff. I have one in my range bag, my car, and beneath all my sinks.

Good at removing the oil residue and debris when using and cleaning firearms. The abrasive soap is the perfect grit.

Product has been ordered twice so far. Both times product gets delivered with broken cap. Original purchase was no longer good since the container cap broke and the soap dried out. Will have to find a new container to put product in.

Cleans off necessary chemicals.

I like it. It works, although I'm not sure what ingredient might make it better suited to de-leading than another abrasive hand cleaner. If I recall my astronomy correctly, then Lead is the last product of a super/nova, and doesn't readily combine with other atoms, so it would be chiefly the abrasive action that separated the lead from ones hands. Well, someone correct me if I'm wrong.However, judging by the feel of this product versus one of the various 'Orange' cleaners, I like the Orange cleaners better. They seem to have more abrasive and are stiffer in texture so the stuff doesn't run off of your hands as easily. The various Orange cleaners also dispense in a more controlled fashion.Nevertheless, I'll use D-Lead Abrasive Hand Soap - 16oz, because there might be something to the "The fine scrubbers have been carefully selected to be smooth and round to avoid micro cuts and skin abrasion." advertising blurb. I'm not in a position to delve into the matter, so I'll take their word for it.