how to prevent or remove the smell of garlic on my hands after preparing to cook meals?

Answer 1

lemon juice

Answer 2

I use garlic ALL the time. I finally invested in a Cutco garlic press because I hated smelling like garlic. I'd use lemon juice, different soaps, nothing worked because I use it so often. The garlic press is well worth it! I think you can find pretty cheap ones at Target (just not sure how long they will last - I bought from Cutco to support one of my high school students, but it's lovely and I wouldn't trade it for anything).

Answer 3

Salt and lemon juice rubbed over the hands right after chopping the garlic works for me. You can also purchase a stainless steel bar that is supposed to remove the garlic/onion odor from your hands as well.

Answer 4

removal by lemon juice after you've chopped it.

Rinse your hands with water
Rub hands with a lemon 1/2
then wash hands as usual.

Answer 5

Rub your hands over stainless steel. Your sink, a spoon, anything that is pure stainless steel. I use this trick all the time!

Answer 6

Was your hands with lemon juice

Answer 7

I know it sounds simple but rub your hands with a stainless steel spoon or other stainless steel utensil

Answer 8

Rub your hands with olive oil. Can't beat it.

Answer 9

Try rubbing coffee beans or coffee grounds on them. I have no idea if this would work but you know how you smell coffee while your trying on different perfumes?? It may work...let me know if it does.

Answer 10

wash your hands with lemon juice then with soap