For the past couple of days, my mock salon smelled of vinegar. Today, my kitchen smells of WD-40. When restoring old salon equipment and tools, I recommend a can of WD-40. My preference is the smaller, "travel-sized" can as it fits nicer in my hand. Nearly half of my spacers needed oil so they can move freely; the stylist who will be working with the spacers will appreciate my efforts. :D
The other two things I recommend is gloves and rags. The joints of the spacers can pinch and rags are good to keep the rust and excess oil from staining your work area. Luckily, only a couple of people will see me in my red-sploshed pajamas, and no one will notice an extra spot or two on my leopard-print bath towel. lol
Cutting your fingernails before beginning such a task will also save on the damage to your own skin as you force joints open and close to lube them.
new scents
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