Chopping lots of garlic and onions? If your hands smell just rub them on anything made of stainless steel. I run them all over my sink…voilà, garlic smell gone!
2 thoughts on “Removing the Smell of Garlic and Onions From Your Hands”
Anne Maxfield
I love the smell of garlic and onions, just only while I’m cooking and eating them. It’s when I bring coffee to my mouth the next morning that the garlic smell gets a little old.
John Bonanni
Why would you ever want to remove the aroma of garlic and onions from you? Fresh garlic and onion is just an invitation to fresh bread, a solid bottle of wine and,,,oh yea, SWEET sausage.
A really happy thought.
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Chopping lots of garlic and onions? If your hands smell just rub them on anything made of stainless steel. I run them all over my sink…voilà, garlic smell gone!
I love the smell of garlic and onions, just only while I’m cooking and eating them. It’s when I bring coffee to my mouth the next morning that the garlic smell gets a little old.
Why would you ever want to remove the aroma of garlic and onions from you? Fresh garlic and onion is just an invitation to fresh bread, a solid bottle of wine and,,,oh yea, SWEET sausage.
A really happy thought.