Amco decided to rid the world of this problem once and for all by launching Rub-A-Way stainless steel soap (amcohouseworks.com/rub-a-way-bar.html). According to the creators, after contact with garlic or other strong-smelling products, it is enough to rub your hands with this soap, and the smell will disappear. In addition, Rub-A-Way can be used endlessly, which is also nice.
Why buy a piece of stainless steel for $ 8, if there is a regular soap that somehow cope with the problem of odors? Amco specialists explain that washing the hands in the old-fashioned way only aggravates the situation, as water turns the sulfur left by garlic or onions on the hands into sulfuric acid, which increases the intensity of the unpleasant smell. On the other hand, metal ions very strongly attract compounds of sulfur and nitrogen, pulling them out of their hands, and with them an unpleasant smell.
Does Rub-A-Way stainless soap really work as promised by the manufacturer? According to the culinarylore.com site directory, the answer is “sometimes.” To be 100% honest, their answer applies to stainless steel as a whole, but since the “soap” bar is a piece of stainless steel, this answer probably applies to it.
Unofficial tests confirmed the theory - none of the participants in the experiment testified that Rub-A-Way can regularly and 100% relieve strong odors, although this sometimes happens.
If you are interested in this fact, it will be wise to try to remove odors with some stainless steel items (there are sure to be in the kitchen), and only then, in the event of a positive result, buy soap from Amco.
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Why buy a piece of stainless steel for $ 8, if there is a regular soap that somehow cope with the problem of odors?Does Rub-A-Way stainless soap really work as promised by the manufacturer?
