The Accidental Scientist - The Science of Cooking - removing garlic smell from hands

Reply #45 - 02/16/10 at 21:49:44

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Wow! Garlic won't be the same for me from today. One thing for sure, I can't think of cooking without adding some garlic to it.

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Reply #46 - 02/17/10 at 09:16:43

Abby Ex Member

Hum lot of interesting things here. I always find myself washing my hands a few times before the smell is gone. Will definatly try some of these things.

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Reply #47 - 02/18/10 at 02:58:34

wainwright149 Ex Member

Lavander hand wash is the way forward!!! It covers everything

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Reply #48 - 02/21/10 at 09:31:43

alecwilson Ex Member

I was always told that rubbing salt on your hands removes the smell of garlic. Seems to work. Anyone know why?

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Reply #49 - 02/25/10 at 10:30:07

przemskipl Ex Member

I use to wash my hands with washing-up liquid, usually it helps.

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Reply #50 - 03/01/10 at 21:32:50

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Anyone try rubbing alcohol, does it work?

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Reply #51 - 03/03/10 at 14:10:50

Joshua Ex Member

Great tips. I sometimes have to use gloves because I could never get the smell off. I will try the steel idea tonight.

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Reply #52 - 03/04/10 at 17:09:24

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Thats a good one. Anyways thanks for the sharing the tricks guys.

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Reply #53 - 03/06/10 at 09:34:58

dimgeo Ex Member

My grandma used to have a piece of stainless steel in a shape of soap that she used to rub her hands with. Cool

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Reply #54 - 03/07/10 at 19:11:52

Danielle Ex Member

There is a great soap at Trader Joes that helps with this... Forgot name. Yellow bottle.

I now just go the prevention route and use latex gloves.

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Reply #55 - 03/08/10 at 09:24:10

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Thank You for useful tips "misoauria87"
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Reply #56 - 03/10/10 at 11:41:05

John Pilgrim Ex Member

I second the recommendation for lemon juice. It really does do wonders.

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Reply #57 - 03/17/10 at 17:35:06

marianne1234567 Ex Member

Antibacterial soap is good for getting rid of garlic smells on your hands.

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Reply #58 - 03/19/10 at 00:14:38

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I THINK WASH HAND MORE THEN 5 TIMES IS A GOOD WAY !

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Reply #59 - 03/19/10 at 00:58:48

enchtifa Ex Member

THanks ofr this.

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