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Caution: Be careful not to misrepresent the Salisbury Approval of Grime-Away Wipes mentioned in last week's Friday Fax. This could cause confusion ... or worse. Salisbury's approval is for Grime-Away's use as a hand cleaner--not as a rubber glove cleaner. The approval is intended to allow workers to clean their hands before wearing their gloves so they don't transfer incompatible oils or soaps into the gloves. We've heard tales of workers ruining gloves simply by eating greasy finger food for lunch. Grime-Away is not formulated for cleaning gloves, nor should it ever be promoted as such. RBG Rubber Goods Cleaner is the correct Polywater product for cleaning rubber live-line tools, although the big market is for rubber blankets, sleeves, and jumpers, not gloves. In fact, most utilities send dirty gloves out for professional servicing and testing rather than maintaining them in the field. Making the distinction between RBG and Grime-Away is a great topic of discussion when you're introducing Polywater's live-line products. Make sure you understand this distinction. If not, talk with your regional manager for more insight. |
