I always wondered that - but somehow it does.
Stainless steel soap is used to reduce or neutralize extremely strong odors, or smells, from the hands. Some of the odors stainless steel soap can neutralize are garlic, onion, and durian.
Take a stainless steel spoon and rub it on your hands under cold water kind of like you would with a bar of soap. I don't know how it works but it does. :) You can also rub your hands on the faucet to remove the smell.
yes. it helps removing onion and garlic smells from your hands. You can also try putting some lemon juice on your hands before rubbing them.
TRY WASHING YOUR HANDS IN TABLE SALT. I KNOW HIS WORKS FOR ONION. There is a bar olike object out there in stores somewhere. it is stainless steel and you wash your hands with it like you would use a bar of soap. or if you have a stainless steel knife lying around, carefully and NOT on the bladed portion, run your hands over it under water.
Normally, the natural odors are made by esters. Bases react with esters and form alcohol and carboxylate ions. So bases can be used to attract onion odor.
To remove the core from an onion (even though onions don't have cores) , carefully cut the onion into quarters and scrape out the core, just like a pear or an apple.
That would be an onion. Onions don't cry, but the people who peel them do.
To avoid crying while chopping an onion, you must first remove the bottom portion of the onion. This is where the roots come out and is the place that contains tear-inducing agents. You must remove it correctly or else you'll still cry.
You can use an onion to remove the smell from spoiled paint. In the room or area where the bad smell is lingering, peel an onion and cut it in half. Place on a plate and leave it there for a couple of days.
Yes, you can eat onion rings on the Atkins diet. You will need to remove the breading first.
the french term for studded onion is; Oignon pique but is is also know as oignon cloute. oignon pigue is french for "pricked onion"; this is when you take whole cloves and press them into the peeled onion and after cutting a small slit into it you then place a bay leaf in it. this is done to flavour sauces and makes it easier to remove those items when the sauce is finished.
I never tried this myself, but I would imagine that if you would scrub yourself with coffee beans, it would probably help. Coffee beans are known to be use das odor inhibitor, and sometimes in Europe you see a small bowl of them close to the perfumes section inside the stores, to brake that overpowered perfumed atmosphere for so many people spray them around. Another thing that might work is to rubb yourself with that stainless steel soap used in the kitchen, usually used to remove the onion smell from your hands when you are cooking.