Eagle Grit Heavy Duty Industrial Hand Cleaner Wall Mount System – 1 Gallon USA Made Mechanic Soap + Dispenser – Silica-Based, Solvent-Free Hand Degreaser – Removes Grease, Oil, Paint & Grime

This pump and hand cleaner is so dang handy its worth twice what I payed please dont make it twice as expensive but you get me , cleaner is very good and the pump is outstanding I was a bit hesitant at first but pulled the trigger on it and its been great so far well built and easy to get as much or little as you like I didnt bother with the adjustments to the pump it works great the way it is.

i bought this due to a lack of wall mount systems available for other cleaners. i do NOT regret it.THIS STUFF ROCKS!! it smells great, feels great, and most of all: IT WORKS!! it takes off grease; but it takes off fiberglass resin and even took off WEST SYSTEMS epoxy too!! even the pump is great. i will not go back to those big orange and purple wanna-be cleaners. I am a customer for sure.

My husband is a machinery mechanic. His hands never came clean. He purchased this after talking to someone and it cleans exceptionally well! The company owner will now purchase this soap for everyone. Great product!

Product works amazing ! We have used a few different hand cleaners in our shop over the past 12 years, but no hand cleaner has worked this well. We will continue to buy this product for years to comes

This stuff is great! After trying a small bottle of it, I ordered the dispenser and a gallon refill. Dime sized drop on your hands and all of the grease and grime is gone!

I don’t write many reviews, but I feel the need to warn people about Eagle Grit and it’s customer service. Good reviews matter... but the bad ones matter more.I received the dispenser damaged with nicks and dings on the aluminum, and large scratches on the plastic face. It took two emails to get someone to respond, and I was directed to their website so I could use the Eagle Grit email to send proof of damage (no problem there).After sending the pics, I was informed that there was no structural damage to the item (It was fully functional), as if I had no reason to complain.This was our email traffic verbatim:Seller:“I just opened about half of our inventory and noticed most have little nicks and scratches, nothing structural. I’m guessing that happens in transport.Are you wanting a refund or replacement?“Buyer:“I like the product, but it should be in new condition with no dings or nicks or scratches. Whether or not it’s functional or structurally damaged is beside the point. I didn’t pay for something that is functioning but has nicks and dings on it. If I bought a new car at full price, or anything else new I wouldn’t want the salesman to tell me “it works though” after I had already paid for it... (if that’s what you’re implying). It should work and also be in shiny new condition.If your inventory is mostly all like that I’ll accept a partial refund to keep the one I have. If this isn’t something you want to do I’ll accept a replacement with no defects on it if you can find one in your inventory.“Seller: “How much of a refund?“Buyer: “I paid $90 ($97 with tax)total...Do you think $20 is fair?”Seller: “For nicks and scratches? No.I’ll send you a free 16ounce bottle of product for free. If not, we can just go through Amazons return policy.I’m not trying to be rude, but this seems ridiculous to me. I’d be willing to give more product or a shirt or something, but $20 for a non structural scratch doesn’t seem fair to me.”So, there you have it. Make your own decision on buying Eagle Grits admittedly damaged inventory. I don’t know why I’d want a free T Shirt that would help promote a company that sent me a product that is in used condition, then refused to work with the customer on a partial refund. Yeah, let me help your business by wearing that... I’d also not want a bottle of more product... I purchased a gallon. I don’t think I’d go through that in the next 3 years.If you can take anything away from my experience it should be this:They admitted most of their inventory is damaged in the same ways mine was. This fact shouldn’t be downplayed because the damage isn’t “structural”I payed almost $100 for this, and was asking if a 20% discount was fair... the seller seemed offended by the ask.To Eagle Grit:I hope you run your business a little better in the future... but more than that I hope I’ve helped potential customers steer clear of the damaged products you’re selling as “new”, and warned them of your customer service that failed in correcting the issue I had with a damaged product.Of all the hundreds of things I’ve bought on Amazon... maybe even thousands... yours was the only negative review I can remember ever writing. Look at my profile. It’s true. Congrats on that accomplishment.

This stuff works!!! This is the best hand cleaner I’ve ever used.