Posted by JRT on November 23, 2009 at 23:08:33 from (68.238.126.60):
I was amused by that long discussion on here about how to clean shop rags. Can't figure why anyone would go to all that trouble to reuse a shop rag. There is always old worn out clothes around my house that keep my shop rag drawer packed full. I never run out. My favorite shop rags is old worn out T shirts and underware. They make great rags. Besides that the underware can make for a little fun in the shop when you are fortunate enough to have some help on rare occassions and they ask if you have a rag to clean their hands. Just throw them a pair of your old worn out underware and look at the expression on their faces. Their reactions are always fun. My wife always throws her worn out underware away before I can get it to the shop. Now that I think about it, that is probably a good thing.
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