Brian, Rudy, et al,

Any comments on IC Lotion? 

http://www.rrlotion.com/lotions.html

Blair

PS, Brian - glad you made it out of the hospital OK.

On Sat, 20 Jun 2009 10:38:32 +0300, Brian Ellis <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>I agree with you 500% there, Rudy. Hand lotions should be strictly
>verboten in ALL assembly facilities: for sanitisers, see my comments in
>the main thread.
>
>Brian
>
>
>
>R Sedlak wrote:
>> There is a SIGNIFICANT difference between hand lotions and hand sanitizers.
>>
>> Hand lotions are high Non-volatile oily residue messes.
>> [It has been demonstrated that from a "skin moisturizing" measurement,
pure Vaseline petroleum jelly is ideal]
>>
>> Hand Sanitizers are virtually completely volatile, and leave a small
charged, ionic, residue.
>>
>> To discuss them as the same is probably not conceptually justified.
>>
>> In a previous life, I was a cosmetic chemist...
>> I got out because I could not deal with the fact that the most important
aspects in cosmetics is the packaging and fragrance...
>> Rudy Sedlak
>> RD Chemical Company

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