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Topic	Date	User
liquid chalk	29-Mar-2004 At 6:40:36 PM	jens
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I only use it to chalk up before I start to climb, or before each pitch. During climbing I still use the normal loose chalk or ball. I saved my little aftershave squeeze bottles to mix in, as larger bottles are to big and the stuff still dries out in them, after a couple of months. At the end of the day, I wash and lube my hands with dettol cream. This give your hands a bit of moisture as well as desinfect some of those little nicks and cuts. If you use it over a few days straight, your hands will start to crack though. If you don't care about that, than it's the 'ducks nuts'.

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