Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands

RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By none ya (Guest Post) (05/02/2008) I was cooking in school the other day and I had to mince garlic and after my hands smelled bad. My mom said to use the steel bar. I did and it did not work. So I looked on here and saw toothpaste and I'm like it's worth a shot. I used it and it worked! =) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By Katie M (Guest Post) (01/09/2008) Cut up some garlic today and tried the stainless steel approach. It worked! Simply amazing--thanks for the tip! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By Brandi (Guest Post) (10/04/2007) Stainless steel works! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By I love "Beautycontrol"! (Guest Post) (06/26/2007) Hey! I finally figured it out! Yesterday at work I had to spread a bunch of onions out on pans and my hands still reeked this morning. I tried washing my hands with just soap and water about 7 times, I tried lemonjuice, I tried the stainless steel thing...but none of those got RID of the smell. the lemonjuice helped the most but my hands still smelled nasty. Then I tried the salt and there was only barely a hint of the smell. Then I remembered this product I have. It's an herbal serenity aromatherapy "show of hands" instant manicure. It's made with special oils and SALTS from the Dead Sea. It completely got rid of every trace of the smell! My hands actually smell really good now!!! It's a product from "Beautycontrol" and I absolutely love it!!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By Joy (Guest Post) (02/03/2007) Sweet!! It worked! I'd already tried everything else. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By Jeff and Michele Ellis. (Guest Post) (01/29/2007) It Worked! Thanks for the tip Michele and Jeff in UK Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By cookie (Guest Post) (01/05/2007) thank you ladies the smell was driving me crazy I use onion every day and can never escape the odor. thank you! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By fred (Guest Post) (11/29/2006) none of it worked for me Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By Jamie (Guest Post) (08/02/2006) I just prepared to cook dinner for my boyfriend for the first time tomorrow night, so I chopped the onions and garlic tonight.. of course I didn't want to smell like onions and garlic when he comes over, so I tried your trick and to my shock and surprise, it worked! Thank you so much! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post by feemayl (23) | (07/22/2006) Contact Rubbing on stainless steel removes fish smells too... Report Spam or Abuse RE: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post By nicoletta (Guest Post) (07/21/2006) Hi, just soap and wash your hands while rubbing over stainless steel ( the water tap or soup spoons for example ) and voila smell gone Report Spam or Abuse Request: Remove Garlic and Onion Odors from Hands Post by lewis_admin (1196) | (05/28/2005) Profile | Blog! | Contact Tip for remove garlic and onion odors from your hands. Answers: Use Stainless Steel An easy way to remove these smells from hands is to soap them up and rub them along a stainless steel fossit or knife. It really does work but it must be stainless steel. This has been handed down for generations. (05/26/2004) By J Walker Try Salt Rubbing salt on your hands really does help remove odors! (07/30/2004) By Noelle Stainless Steel Spoons A solution to odors on your hands from cooking, such as fish, onion, and garlic smells etc. Stainless steel is known to remove odors from hands by simply rubbing the hands on the stainless-steel under running water. There are special stainless-steel discs that are sold to remove odors. Save your self the money and use a stainless-steel spoon, or anything else stainless-steel and hold it under running water while rubbing your hands with the item. No more odor! (11/22/2004) By Gary S Use the Faucet I've lived in this house for 30 years and the faucet is chrome. When I peel an onion or clean and mash garlic, I turn on the cold water just a bit to wet my hands. Then I rub them on the faucet for just a few seconds, rinse and dry my hands. The odor is gone. I have shown this to my children, grandchildren and friends that I have to "prove" this to. If you don't believe me come on over and I'll let you cut the onions for my favorite french onion soup. LOL (11/23/2004) By Great granny Vi Stainless Steel Worked! I have always had a problem with this as I love garlic and sometimes I can still smell garlic oils on my hands 2 or 3 days later. I just tried this stainless steel solution and it really works like a charm! Thanks for the tip! (01/23/2005) By Adam Pitcher Stainless Steel Worked for Me Too I cut up a lot of onions today at my job and nobody had a clue how to get rid of the smell! I went all day trying everything. Then I found this website. I tried the stainless steel method and to my surprise it actually worked! This is no joke. I recommend using this method all the time. Thanks a lot! (04/07/2005) By Tajuana Noxema Noxema takes off the smellof onions on your hands (07/26/2005) By ynottony Worked for Me As Well Wow. I totally didn't beleive this site, but I tried the stainless steel method (spoon and cold water) and it totally got rid of the garlic odor from my hands! (11/08/2005) By Faye It Really Works OH MY GOSH! this really worked! I looked in our drawer at work and found one stainless steel spoon, but it didn't work. Found a second and I'm all set! Thanks for the postings! That smell on my hands was driving me NUTS! (11/09/2005) By LindaM Toothpaste try toothpaste. seems to work with me, the key is not to use hot water, otherwise your pores will open up and the odour will get under your skin. Cold water and a mild abrasive, like toothpaste. The stainless steel is supposed to work by neutralizing the sulphur or sodium... but i never got it to work. (03/15/2006) By Toothpaste Lmeon Juice It might burn the hands, but lemon juice or a lemon peel is wonderful! I rub it into the cutting board, and smells fresh. It's like no onions ever touched it! Stainless steel is great too, Norpro makes a little "soap bar" just for that. (03/15/2006) By camo_angels Stainless Steel Bars When cooking, I often end up with onion or garlic smell on my hands. Soap just doesn't do the trick. You can buy expensive stainless steel bars to wash your hands with to remove the odor. But who wants to spend a ton of money when you probably have a drawer full of stainless steel utensils already? I use my stainless steel serving spoon and rub my hands on it under cold running water. The smell is instantly gone. By blueheeler1998 from Lakeville, OH Report Spam or Abuse