How to wash off garlic smell on hands?
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M$*Soak your hands in vinegar or lemon juice for a few minutes, then wash your hands with soap and water.
*You may have garlic under your fingernails, so clean your nails and wash them with a nail brush.
*Rub your hands with table salt or baking soda, then wash with soap and water
*Rub something that is stainless steel.
*Wear latex or rubber gloves when preparing garlic, but be careful not to get any powder from the gloves on the garlic.
*Rub your hands with a little toothpaste or mouthwash, then rinse with water.
*Use a garlic press.
*Take a steam bath, sauna or a long hot shower. It takes a while for the smell to go away, but it's a good reason to relax for a half hour.
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When my mom cooks for me and this thing happens to her she then gently make a solution of lime water in 1:1 ratio. Dip her hands for a minute or two (not more). And lo...smells gone!
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We cannot just avoid touching it when chopping it so you may notice that its smell stays on your hands for hours. And when you need to travel or is going to host a party, it really eats your confidence. So in order to remove that garlic off your hands, try these tips:
- Simply rub your hands with a stainless steel spoon or other stainless steel utensil.
- If you have no stainless utensils, you can simply rub your hands with a little salt or baking soda.
- You can also slice a calamansi fruit and rub slices on your hands. Then finish off with dishwashing detergent.
Hope it helps.
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