Product Review: Dino Clean Hand Cleanser

“So I married a dabber, THAT’S WHAT I’LL CALL IT!” 

Those are the real words of my GF, truthfully, the most wonderful girl in the world. However, she was yelling at a boy, for being messy – agggain. Yeh it was me, and of course, it was errl. It’s not always all glitz for legal headys, I promise you…. dabs are dirty. Errl gets everywhere sometimes, and it gets there from your hands. My girl was yelling about inventing a cleaner and then we found this!

Dino-Clean rocks!

Dino-Clean is an all-natural, no water required hand cleanser for gardeners of all persuasions, especially OURS, as it turns out. It’s not just dabs… weed, once turned into resin, is so gross and dirty too. Dino Clean gets the job done and does it right. There’s no rocket science at play, you rub a dab (ha!) of it in your palm, and go to work on dirty hands. You don’t need water, as I said, and it washes off with a cloth. How BHOMB is that ??

This stuff has become a fixture in my dabatorium and I’ll break down why, for all smokers.

Concentrates

Pre-dab, I’ve got the privilege of always having stable shatter. I like to manipulate it and it can leave your hands a little sticky.

Co2 or Looser Shatter/Wax – this is guaranteed to get on your hands, especially in a pen load situation. It happens to me even with loaded syringes.

Post-dab, I like to wipe my tools down and I love using my official Dab Rag to do so. Believe me, they get grimy and that tool wipe will leave errl on your hands.

Reclaim (rig cleaning day) – if that’s a new term to you, it’s the resin of dabbing, if you will. It’s a lot cleaner than smoking flower, but yes, BHO does leave something behind. A wet, gunky, nasty form of Post Dab oil, I REALLY love Dino-Clean for this one.

Flowers

Pre-toke – the sticky icky, you know what it does. Throw in some blunt wrap stank and you see where I’m going here. Mid-sesh adjustments – toking takes some time and hands get dirty. Post-smoke – it’s someone’s piece or roach, right. He may need a bit more and it’s all good. Peeling roaches – don’t get it twisted, even in Seattle, I remember my roots. I save every roach I get and peel every one for a rainy day in Seattle. Conclusion: It’s a great hand cleanser for every smoker, right down to it being all-natural and having a cute logo. Personally, I don’t grow as an apartment dweller, but I believe it’s solid there too. Being waterless makes it especially portable, huge plus. It’s also not abrasive and stable on some surfaces, though I have not tried that. I certainly believe it, as it feels like smooth slime. My only criticism would be that a heavy load leaves a film behind, occasionally. Rare occasions have called for some soap and water, or a more abrasive towel. But these are certainly not deal breakers, at all. Go out and get it, #weedist approved.