How to Get Tree Sap off Hands
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Here are all the methods of getting tree sap off your hands that works every time.
[edit] Steps
- Mix a solution of warm water, salt, and about 3 drops of honey. Mix this together.
- Soak the "afflicted" area in this solution for 3 minutes. If you still have sap on them, soak for another 3 minutes.
- Let your hands just dry in the air
- Rub your hands together under hot water then dry them.
Alternately
- Grab some rubbing alcohol or on-the-go hand sanitizer.
- Apply to the affected area and rub vigorously. The alcohol in these should dissolve the resin.
Third Method
- Pour some vegetable oil or olive oil in your hand.
- Rub on the spots.
- Wash with soap and water.
[edit] Warnings
- Sap is very hard to get out of clothing or off furniture... try not to touch these things.
