Here at The Kitchn, we've talked about many ways to deodorize your hands, your refrigerator, your dishes. But one tip for deodorizing that we haven't touched on uses an ingredient from your spice shelf:
Mustard powder! Create a paste of mustard powder and a little water and use it to wash your hands or dishes. Scrub it in then rinse (it will take a lot of rinsing, as the paste is sticky). The result: Deodorized hands if you've been handling, say, garlic. Or deodorized dishes or food containers if they've retained a food odor.
Related: How To Make Mustard At Home
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Cool tip! Can't imagine using it when baking soda is so cheap, and rubbing baking soda hands all over the stainless faucet provides double deodorizing and sink-cleaning action. But this is exactly the kind of thing I like learning from The Kitchn - a "huh, how bout that" a day keeps the boredom at bay.