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Hand Deodorizer?
SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of
stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? TIA Jake in Escondido |
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Good Eats TV show said any piece of stainless steel will work just as well.
I think he was using a big spoon. Don't know how it works or if it actually does. Karl "Jake in Escondido" wrote in message news:6CjFe.19682$Eo.982@fed1read04... SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? TIA Jake in Escondido |
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Woman on a cookery prog. wiped her hands round a stainless steel saucepan -
said it would remove smell. "Karl Vorwerk" wrote in message ... Good Eats TV show said any piece of stainless steel will work just as well. I think he was using a big spoon. Don't know how it works or if it actually does. Karl "Jake in Escondido" wrote in message news:6CjFe.19682$Eo.982@fed1read04... SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? Jake in Escondido |
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PR wrote:
Woman on a cookery prog. wiped her hands round a stainless steel saucepan - said it would remove smell. "Karl Vorwerk" wrote in message ... Good Eats TV show said any piece of stainless steel will work just as well. I think he was using a big spoon. Don't know how it works or if it actually does. Karl "Jake in Escondido" wrote in message news:6CjFe.19682$Eo.982@fed1read04... SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? Jake in Escondido I guess I broke my wife in better than you did, mine wouldn't consider telling me her fingers stink 'cause she'd know the direction the conversation would take;-) John |
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"JohnM" wrote in message m... snip------ I guess I broke my wife in better than you did, mine wouldn't consider telling me her fingers stink 'cause she'd know the direction the conversation would take;-) John :-) Harold |
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it's not worth the effort to make it, stores like williams sonoma sell these
for under $5, all nicely made to look like a little fish (I got mine in paris, I think, but of course you don't really need to travel to europe to get one) - it seems to work "Jake in Escondido" wrote in message news:6CjFe.19682$Eo.982@fed1read04... SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? TIA Jake in Escondido |
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Checkout ebay. Odor bar. Item number: 4395168646
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My God, $3.25 complete in a velour draw string bag. I sure can't make
one any cheaper than that. Thanks Guys Jake kk wrote: Checkout ebay. Odor bar. Item number: 4395168646 |
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it's not worth the effort to make it, stores like williams sonoma sell these
for under $5, all nicely made to look like a little fish (I got mine in paris, I think, but of course you don't really need to travel to europe to get one) - it seems to work "Jake in Escondido" wrote in message news:6CjFe.19682$Eo.982@fed1read04... SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? TIA Jake in Escondido So..... is it some kind of *special* stainless or something exotic? How would this work? The ad on e-bay mentions washing the hands with it under running water.... Ken. |
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On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:01:06 -0400, kk wrote:
Checkout ebay. Odor bar. Item number: 4395168646 Does it work for armpits? Randy |
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On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 08:50:10 -0500, the opaque Randy Replogle
clearly wrote: On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:01:06 -0400, kk wrote: Checkout ebay. Odor bar. Item number: 4395168646 Does it work for armpits? I'm really, really curious, Randy: Why would your armpits smell of garlic, onions, and fish? -- "See, in my line of work you got to keep repeating things over and over and over again for the truth to sink in, to kind of catapult the propaganda." G.W. Bush Greece, N.Y., May 24, 2005 |
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"Larry Jaques" wrote in message ... On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 08:50:10 -0500, the opaque Randy Replogle clearly wrote: On Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:01:06 -0400, kk wrote: Checkout ebay. Odor bar. Item number: 4395168646 Does it work for armpits? I'm really, really curious, Randy: Why would your armpits smell of garlic, onions, and fish? Kinky! g Harold |
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Larry Jaques wrote:
Why would your armpits smell of garlic, onions, and fish? Because he is French? ;-) -- |
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On Mon, 25 Jul 2005 22:10:57 -0700, Jake in Escondido
wrote: SWMBO wants a hand deodorizer. According to her it is a piece of stainless that will remove fish odor from your hands if you rub it. The catalog shows a piece of metal that is cast into the shape of a bar of soap. Does anyone know the type of stainless this might be and why rubbing it would remove odor? TIA Jake in Escondido The best stuff I've found for removing fish smell from hands is the yellow liquid dishwashing detergent -- I think it's Palmolive. Discovered this in a fishing camp in Northern MN. |
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On Thu, 28 Jul 2005 21:54:10 +0100, Martin Evans
wrote: Larry Jaques wrote: Why would your armpits smell of garlic, onions, and fish? Because he is French? ;-) I used to think my ancestors were from Germany and was proud. Lately I've learned that they may have been French. Randy |
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So..... is it some kind of *special* stainless or something
exotic? How would this work? The ad on e-bay mentions washing the hands with it under running water.... Ken. My guess is this has nothing to do with stainless steel and everything to do with washing your hands. Kinda like that gadget you throw in the washing machine instead of using soap. After Consumer Reports tested it they found the clothes actually did come out cleaner than when they went in but no cleaner than the same clothes run through the wash cycle without the gadget. I'd be willing to guess these stainless steel "fish" (and etc) have a brushed versus a polished finish and it's the friction that rubs off the top layer of skin and takes away the garlic oils with it. This is no doubt the reason for stainless; stays rough, slow to stain and not too expensive. dennis in nca p.s. Although there ARE stainless steels which are approved by the NSF which is the National Sanitation Foundation. This is the authority health departments refer to when approving permits (and associated equipment)for food and restaurant operations. Perhaps it is a "special" steel, especially if used near food??? |
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"rigger" wrote:
My guess is this has nothing to do with stainless steel and everything to do with washing your hands. I've not tried using a lump of stainless but the pumice based hand cleaner I normally use after being in the workshop doesn't get rid of the smell after chopping garlic. -- |
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Martin Evans tells us:
^^I've not tried using a lump of stainless but the pumice based hand cleaner I normally use after being in the workshop doesn't get rid of the smell after chopping garlic.^^ Now if we can just get you to try a chunk of stainless to compare to....... dennis in nca p.s. In my opinion nothing ever compared to the old old Lava soap. I don't think the new old Lava is nearly as good. |
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On Sat, 30 Jul 2005 11:01:34 -0500, Don Foreman
wrote: The best stuff I've found for removing fish smell from hands is the yellow liquid dishwashing detergent -- I think it's Palmolive. Discovered this in a fishing camp in Northern MN. I've found that rubbing a small piece of lemon over your hands works very well in getting rid of the fish smell. It also does a great job in getting rid of odors from a microwave. Put wedge of lemon on a saucer (a teaspoon of lemon juice is an adequate substitute), set the the microwave on high for about 30 seconds. |
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