A cleaner for washing hands. Spray on hands before BOOST or chalk up to maximize the friction effect of the substrate and chalk.
For people with a lot of hand sweat, it is possible to create a foundation that can effectively demonstrate chalk performance by suppressing hand sweat, and in the dry season, it improves friction by maintaining moderate humidity on the finger skin.
By keeping the skin condition constant regardless of the season, you can concentrate on selecting the base material and chalk, making it easier to select the chalk that matches the rock quality and environment.
Measurements and Information
- Dimensions: (W) 35 mm (H) 163 mm
- Volume: 90 mL
- Ingredients: Alcohol (15% or less), sodium chloride (0.1% or less), cationic surfactant (0.01% or less), thickening stabilizer - food additive (0.01% or less) *Overseas version has different ingredients.
- The spray stopper pulls a small knob, and it is less likely to come off than a normal plastic cap, making it the most difficult for infants and children to open.
- The domestic version of the bottle is made of aluminum, while the overseas bottle version is made of plastic.
Precautions for Use
- The active agent is less than half the dilution rate of general skin disinfectants, but if any abnormality is observed, immediately stop using it and wash it off with a large amount of water.
- Do not use on wounds as it hurts so much that you will faint in agony.
- Do not use for purposes other than climbing.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Do not consume as it is not edible.
- Avoid suction.
- Do not get this in your eyes.
- If the product gets into your eyes or if you experience discomfort such as pain or itching, stop using it immediately and wash it off with water without rubbing.If any discomfort remains, consult a doctor.
Side Note: This is not considered a disinfectant spray. After your hard climbing session, the best solution to clean your hands is to lather your hands with good 'ol soap. Scrub your hands for at least 20 seconds and wash away all that dirt with water. Finally, pat, pat, pat your hands with a clean, dry towel. (-- Climb On Staff)
