Removing Garlic/Onion From Fingers


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After chopping up onion and garlic, the smell tends to linger on your fingers and hands. To remove the odor try rubbing salt or lemon juice on wet hands, concentrating on the finger tip and nail area where odor tends to linger.

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11/2/2006 12:24:13 PM
sarah said:

You can also soap up and rub your hands on metal like the spout of the sink...this takes the smell right off.

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