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    Tips: How to Get Rid of Bad Odor from Your Hands

    Mommy IrisBy Mommy IrisJanuary 25, 2012Updated:January 25, 20122 Comments2 Mins Read
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    My family and I love to eat in Tamerlanes. It’s a small restaurant in Antipolo where you will eat using your bare hands, no spoon and fork. Tamerlanes’ specialties are grilled squid, ensalada (Green Mango, Tomato & Bagoong Salad), grilled catfish and more.

    I really love the food at Tamerlanes, but I hate the smell of my hand after eating. Just like when cutting onions/garlic or cleaning fish, our hands can take on the odor and it is difficult to get rid of. No amount of hand soap can remove the smell.

    So What Should You Do When Your Hands Smell Bad?

    Stainless Steel Items

    An easy way to remove these smells from your hands is to soap them up and rub them along stainless steel faucets or knife. It really does work but it must be stainless steel that you’re rubbing, and not any other metal. In some countries, shops carry stainless steel soaps. The so-called ‘soap’ is just a chunk of stainless steel that shaped like a bar of soap.

    Lemons and Limes

    Don’t have stainless steel utensils on hand? Squeeze the juice of lemons into a bowl. Dip your hands in the liquid concentrate for 3 minutes, then rinse off.

    Baking Powder
    Put two tablespoons of baking powder into a glass of water and stir. Soak your smelly hands, one by one, for half-a-minute. This simple approach should remove garlic, onion or fish odors.

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    2 Comments

    1. peachkins on November 28, 2012 1:44 pm

      Nowadays, there are these stainless steel things shaped in the form of soap which are really designed to be used like soap when hands are smelly…I saw one sa japan-japan store…

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    2. Mauie on November 28, 2012 10:09 pm

      Baking powder? Hmmm… this is a revelation! Thanks for the tips!

      Reply

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