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11-25-2021, 09:17 PM
(This post was last modified: 11-25-2021, 09:21 PM by catchinon.)
For some time I've been using Palmolive antibacterial dish soap to get fish stink off my hands, etc. It absolutely kills the smell. Today I cut up some onions for dressing. It completely killed that odor. Anyone else have something that works like this?
The older I get the more I would rather be considered a good man than a good fisherman.
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Hand sanitizer does a great job at getting rid of the fish smell.
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I'm a fan of Irish spring.
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Baking soda along with regular dish soap.
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Covid fixed my ability to smell fish.
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I bought a soap shaped piece of stainless steel (I think it was stainless steel) that are supposed to kill any odor. It seems to work pretty well when I rub my hands with it under the water, the only problem is the the metal doesn't spread to coat every surface like soap will.
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Lava hand soap.
While on the boat I use Lava hand soap. At home I just use liquid hand soap and pay close attention to fingernails.
Good fishing to all. Hue
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Love that faint smell of might crawlers under the nails. ?
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I keep a spray bottle of general cleaning solution in the boat. It's 50/50 white vinegar and water with two drops of Dawn soap. It cleans the boat of lake scum, removes watermark stains - and cleans my hands of all fish smell.