Kitchen Hacks: How to Remove Onion and Garlic Smell from Your Hands Quickly

Keeping the kitchen neat and clean is important and so maintains hygiene. Many a time while cutting onions or garlic can make your hands smell bad and have a bad impact on your skin. Here are some tips to keep the hands safe from excessive smells and maintain hygiene.

Use a paste of baking soda and salt or rub stainless steel, like a spoon or faucet on your hands under cold running water to get rid of lingering onion and garlic odors.

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For 30 to 60 seconds, under cold, flowing water, rub your hands, especially your fingers and nails, over a stainless steel object, such as a spoon, ladle or your sink faucet. Rub your hands for 30 seconds after mixing 1 teaspoon of salt with 2 teaspoons of baking soda and a little bit of water to form a paste.

Maintaining a clean kitchen is essential for preventing foodborne diseases like salmonella and E. coli by getting rid of dangerous germs, viruses and parasites that grow on unclean surfaces and utensils.