Question

Culinary Arts Question: How to get the smell of garlic/onions off of your hands?

A. wash hands w/ soap and hot water
B. rub your fingers w/ a stainless steel spoon
C. rub salt over your hands then rinse with luke warm water

Answer 1

This really isn't a Bio question lol

Answer 2

Well I don't where else to put it

Answer 3

Ok just a sec

Answer 4

I said C, but found out that salt could dehydrate your skin if you don't wash it

Answer 5

Well I would go C or A but none of these options seem like they would work very well. I've heard of people using coffee grounds and lemon juice. Sorry I wasn't much of help.

Answer 6

B

Answer 7

Really? does B work @Vonte12

Answer 8

Yes use something stainless steel and rub it under cold water like its soap

Answer 9

Oh cool :P

Answer 10

Yep :]

Answer 11

Ok.

Answer 12

Any other questions ? @Firejay5

Answer 13

@Vonte12

Answer 14

??

Answer 15

Was I right about about C though

Answer 16

What's wrong with A or C

Answer 17

A

Answer 18

Rubbing hands together with a little salt can do the trick, but be careful not to irritate sensitive skin in the winter time. Maybe not the best if you've got already dry hands or any sort of preexisting cuts

Answer 19

does A have a problem

Answer 20

i dont think it will get the smell off at all

Answer 21

by using soap and water

Answer 22

Why don't you try this little experiment at home and find out. It's not hard and doesn't take long.

Answer 23

He probably doesnt have onions/garlic mayber?!

Answer 24

i dont lol

Answer 25

Have you tried it before

Answer 26

Lol, this conversation though :p

Answer 27

Rub it under your arm pits, I bet they smell like garlic/onion.

Answer 28

yea them are your arm pits buddy i take showers daily and use deodorant

Answer 29

Thats the way live lol @Vonte12

Answer 30

@Preetha

Answer 31

coooll @abb0t

Answer 32

you said something first so u were the one in the wrong

Answer 33

I'm closing this question.

Answer 34

I'm so lost..

Answer 35

I am too???