How to get rid off Burning feeling on hand by hot chili pepper?

Question

I cut and washed some hot chili pepper at dinner time. I washed hands a lot of times. But I still have burning feeling on my hands. Is there any way to get rid of this kind of feeling on hand?

Thanks.

Answer 1

milk
bread
ice cream
sour cream
rice
peanut butter
chocolate

It neutralizes the acid in spicy food

Answer 2

The gel from the leaf of the stem of the Aloe Vera plant should do the trick.

The "heat" in hot peppers is an oil called capsaicin that is in the membranes that join the seed to the fruit. Always remember to wear gloves the next time!

Answer 3

this happened to a lady i knew what she did was she keep her hands in a bowl with a couple cubes or more(depends how cold you want the water) of ice and she just soaked them for the whole day thats the only way i know are try pouring milk too on your hands(not really sure if the milk thing will work). GOOD-LUCK

Answer 4

I don't know if this will help- but you might try soaking your hands in oatmeal. Oatmeal is good for removing various stings and itches, and might soak up the last of the oil that's causing the feeling.

Good luck!

Answer 5

try to soak the hand in cold water....keep them soaked and don't remove them until the burning feeling goes away and take some aleve

Answer 6

Lemon. Thats the key. Squeeze 2 lemons. Use the juice

Answer 7

Homie, whatever you do, dont beat the bishop, Im serious. Brotha, dont whack-a-mole, do NOT cuff the candle, do NOT play the skin flute. I would surely not pacify the peace pipe, do not stroke the joke, pump the puppet, squeeze Mr. Jingles, or pop-goes-the-weasel. It will burn like Rodney King, burn like a Chinese firecracker. It hurts like a mutha, worse than the other. So don't you dare touch the twinkie, fire the missile, or have Scotty beam you up.

Answer 8

Milk, soak your hand in it

Answer 9

Dawn dish liquid and water. Oh, and milk will help too.

Answer 10

peanut butter, or a sugary substance