Bits of tomato or tomato juice, some people say minty toothpaste works too.
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10/30/2009
Simply add salt to wet hands and rinse off in running water.
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10/19/2009
I learned the stainless steel trick years ago. It works! I just soap my hands and run them back and forth over the sink a bit. And as Merry50 mentioned, you can buy a stainless bar of "soap" if you don't have a stainless steel sink.
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10/19/2009
I found that cutting celery after the onion removes the smell completely. You can add the celery to whatever dish you are making or just eat it.
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10/18/2009
Run your hands and fingers over your stainless steel sink if you have one - you can buy a block of stainless steel "soap" which is a soap shaped piece of stainless steel you use as if it were soap and it removes all sorts of nasty smells. I think you can get them at hardward stores.
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10/18/2009
Does anyone know if a little mouthwash would work?
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10/18/2009
Used coffee grounds do the trick. Works for fish, garlic and other odors. Just scoop some into your hands and rub then rinse.
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10/15/2009
Lemon juice works too.
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10/15/2009
Just run your hands under cold running water while using a stainless steel spoon at the same time and wipe the spoon and running water all over your hands where the smell is. works like a charm.