smelly onion hands!

Penelope_Penguin

There are more suggestions in this older thread I'll add this one later to keep ideas together.

angeltreats

At my work some of the chefs wear latex gloves when chopping onions & garlic or working with fish. Personally I don't bother and don't think I usually smell that bad, but now you've got me worried, I will have to get DH to sniff my hands after work tonight and make sure I"m not too whiffy

anguk

fayhare wrote: »

I just wash my hands whilst rubbing them on the tap...smell goes away.

I do too!

midnightraven3

stainless steel soap DOES work
i have had mine for years

but washing your hands under cold water, and using a teaspoon as "a bar of soap" works equally well and 100% effective

they are under £1.50 delivered for the soap

i hate gadjets & gimmicks
i have none in my kitchen
its too busy to have machines & items that dont work

i'm SO convinced about these OP, if you dont find it 100% i will buy it from you covering all costs

http://cgi.ebay.com/Stainless-Steel-Soap-Kitchen-Bar-Eliminating-Odor-Smell-/350391987435?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item5194fd6ceb

Gigervamp

fayhare wrote: »

I just wash my hands whilst rubbing them on the tap...smell goes away.

Exactly what I do. Could never understand why people buy those stainless steel *soaps* when they have stainless steel right in front of them in the shape of taps and/or sinks!

lloydlf

washing your hands with cold water and salt also works

Psykicpup

I have knives with stainless steel handle - with that 'good grip' type stuff around the tang(?) area - hardly ever get smelly hands ...... but when I do - ie after celery or lemons yu can find be sniffing my hands for hours after lol