Stainless Steel Bar Soap That Removes Garlic and Fish Odor
Your hands smell of dinner long after the sink is dry. This solid 304 stainless steel bar sits beside your soap and lifts garlic, onion and fish odour off your skin, so your fingers smell like clean hands again. It is compact, brushed and easy to hold under running water.
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Your hands smell of dinner long after the sink is dry. This solid 304 stainless steel bar sits beside your soap and lifts garlic, onion and fish odour off your skin, so your fingers smell like clean hands again. It is compact, brushed and easy to hold under running water.
Removes stubborn food and kitchen odours from hands
- lingering garlic, onion and fish smells on hands
- soap that is not enough to eliminate odour
- bar soap slipping or wasting
Garlic and fish off your hands, after every meal
Before: the smell of dinner clings to your fingers through two rounds of soap. After: a solid 304 stainless steel bar at the sink lifts it off, so your hands are clean again.
A solid steel bar for the kitchen sink

Solid 304 steel, no scent added
The bar is solid 304 stainless steel with a 1.0 mm wall, so it has real weight in the hand. Nothing is added to it. There is no fragrance covering the smell you are trying to remove, and no chemicals to rinse off. The metal does the work on skin.

Shaped to fit the palm
At 10 by 5.5 by 3.3 cm, the bar is small enough to close around. Its soft contoured edges sit in the palm, so it stays put when your hands are wet. You can work it over fingers and between them without it sliding away, which is the usual problem with bar soap at the sink.

Brushed for close contact
The matte brushed finish gives the rub across fingers and palms that the method depends on. Rinse, rub, rinse. The surface stays even with normal use and needs only warm water and a soft cloth to look after.
Rub it in after you wash, not instead
- 1Wash with your regular soap
Lather the way you normally would, paying extra attention between the fingers and around the nails.
- 2Wet the steel bar
Run it under the tap so the surface is wet before you start.
- 3Rub palms and fingers
Work the bar over palms, the backs of your hands and each finger under running water.
- 4Rinse and dry
Rinse your hands well and dry them. Rinse the bar too, then set it back on the sink edge.
Palm-sized, solid, and easy to hold
- 10 cmLength
- 5.5 cmWidth
- 3.3 cmHeight
- 1.0 mmWall thickness
Palm-sized, sitting comfortably beside a bar of soap
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The brushed surface is smooth and rounded, with no sharp edges to catch on the sink. Set it on the sink edge or a dish rack rather than dropping it among pans, and it stays in good shape with normal use.
304 is one of the most common stainless grades for kitchen tools because it resists rust well in everyday use. Rinse the bar after each use and dry it, and water will not sit on the surface long enough to leave spots.
It works alongside soap. Wash with your usual soap first, then rub the bar over palms and fingers under running water. Soap cleans the hands, and the steel bar takes the odour that soap leaves behind. You still need your normal hand soap.
You are paying for one solid piece of 304 stainless steel. There is no fragrance to add and no refill to buy, and the bar lasts as long as the metal does. Scented hand soap gets replaced every few weeks, so over a year of cooking the cost per use stays low.
Yes, it handles the smells that soil, pet bedding and pet food leave on your hands. Wash with soap first, then rub the bar and rinse. It adds nothing to the skin, so it fits neatly after handling pets or garden soil. If your skin is sensitive, keep to your usual soap and rinse well.
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