Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
By Bobbie from Rockwall, TX
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RE: Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
Any suggestions for removing banana pepper odor? I've tried lemon juice, baking soda, dishsoap, and even rubbing garlic to mask the odor. I am beginning to think I will never touch another banana pepper as long as I live!
Post By Cole (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
lemon juice gets out garlic & onion quick....just be sure you don't have cuts ;)
Post by camo_angels
RE: Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
you can also use table salt
rub hands together with a little salt and dish soap
Post By imaqt1962 (Guest Post)
RE: Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
Great Granny Vi is right once again! Stainless steel will remove any odor from your hands! In fact some kitchen stores will sell small soap size bars of stainless as "odor removers". I learned this from a friend's father who's a commerical fisherman, it's how they get the smells out!
Post by Madelynnsmama
RE: Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
Coffee beans are expensive, I just rub my hands back and forth on my stainless steel faucet a few times. Works every time. Great granny Vi
Post by Great Granny Vi
RE: Removing Cooking Odors from Hands
I'd never thought of that. I have heard though, from my mother-in-law, who used to do Party Lite, if smelling a lot of candles/different scents take a whiff of coffee beans between and it will help you smell the next scent instead of mixing up this one and the last.
Post By Jeggie (Guest Post)
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