Good soup, smelly hands

kfergdisney

kfergdisney

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My friends and I play cards every Thursday night and since it was Halloween, we made food. I decided to make the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup from Le Cellier and the onion I used was incredibly potent. While I was chopping the sucker I could tell it was overly juicy but I was running late and didn't give it a second thought.
Now, I am sitting at work and I am just now smelling this onion again. I have probably washed my hands 10 times since I made the soup and I have taken a shower and the smell is still there. What gets out potent onion smell from your hands?
 
NYwdwfan

NYwdwfan

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kfergdisney said:
My friends and I play cards every Thursday night and since it was Halloween, we made food. I decided to make the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup from Le Cellier and the onion I used was incredibly potent. While I was chopping the sucker I could tell it was overly juicy but I was running late and didn't give it a second thought.
Now, I am sitting at work and I am just now smelling this onion again. I have probably washed my hands 10 times since I made the soup and I have taken a shower and the smell is still there. What gets out potent onion smell from your hands?
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Rub your hands on something stainless steel for about a minute and then wash them again. It's probably hard at work (maybe a water fountain or a metal spoon?) but supposedly it does work.
 
Cesar R M

Cesar R M

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kfergdisney said:
My friends and I play cards every Thursday night and since it was Halloween, we made food. I decided to make the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup from Le Cellier and the onion I used was incredibly potent. While I was chopping the sucker I could tell it was overly juicy but I was running late and didn't give it a second thought.
Now, I am sitting at work and I am just now smelling this onion again. I have probably washed my hands 10 times since I made the soup and I have taken a shower and the smell is still there. What gets out potent onion smell from your hands?
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hot water with lemon juice.
leave your hands a few minutes inside, then wash and clean.
 
MOXOMUMD

MOXOMUMD

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kfergdisney said:
My friends and I play cards every Thursday night and since it was Halloween, we made food. I decided to make the Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup from Le Cellier and the onion I used was incredibly potent. While I was chopping the sucker I could tell it was overly juicy but I was running late and didn't give it a second thought.
Now, I am sitting at work and I am just now smelling this onion again. I have probably washed my hands 10 times since I made the soup and I have taken a shower and the smell is still there. What gets out potent onion smell from your hands?
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Sometimes washing your hands with baking soda.
 
kfergdisney

kfergdisney

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The stainless steel idea did not work very well for me. Lemons did work, though. Now to get the lemon smell off my hands :) Just Kidding! Thanks, guys!
 
Cesar R M

Cesar R M

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kfergdisney said:
The stainless steel idea did not work very well for me. Lemons did work, though. Now to get the lemon smell off my hands :) Just Kidding! Thanks, guys!
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By the way, If you do not have delicate hands, you can also use these liquid soap solutions made to clean dishes (lemon scent specially) like the "Salvo" brand... http://i.imgur.com/cT3LGzM.jpg
while the chemical is pretty strong and can irritate the skin, it can remove almost all the smells from your hands easily.
 

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