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Removing Seafood Odors from Your Hands

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Date: 03/02/2004 Topics: Cleaning > Odors | Food Tips and Info > Helpful Hints | Gardening  
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To remove seafood odor from your hands after dealing with boiled shrimp, crab, fish, etc., simply sprinkle salt onto wet hands, rub and rinse. No more odors.

Patricia Duke
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By wheasle (6) Blog! Contact
Hey all there is a website that comes to mind seen on alot of cooking blogs and such.www.naturesfresh.net has some cool stuff

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By gator10tx (50) Profile Contact
Another good remedy is white vinegar... just sprintz or pour it over your hands then wait a couple seconds.

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By ThriftyFun (3364) Profile Blog! Contact
Remove fish odor from your hands, utensils and dish cloths, use one teaspoon baking soda to a quart of water

By Geraldine Taylor

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By Cavelady (30) Contact
Lemon juice seems to do the trick for me. I also use it after handling onions.

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By Damian (Guest Post)
Washing your hands with tooth paste also eliminates sea food smells.

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