💫 Silver Stainless Steel Odor Remover by Norpro - Optimized for One Size Review

It really works! I have ordered two. I love my. No onion/garlic or other smelly substances that I've discovered in my own experiments after touching them with this bar while washing.

I love this odor eliminator. It really works and it's the perfect size for your hand. I'm ordering a few more for Christmas gifts. I leave it right next to the sink on the windowsill.

Like this product! I use it along with my hand soap every time I chop onions, garlic, work with fish, or any "smelly" foods. Works perfectly! I bought a few more as gifts for other chefs in my family. I think that's so cool!

I haven't tried them myself but bought them to give to friends who gave me a baby shower. They said it seems to be working very well. It was an inexpensive little gift and I was thinking of buying one for myself as they loved it.

Wasn't expecting much. This is very small compared to what I expected from the photos, but it seems to work. Rubbing my hand on a stainless steel sink didn't do much, so I figured it would allow me to get between my fingers more easily, and I can, but it's really less than what you'd expect from a bar of soap .

I spend a lot of time in the kitchen and this is very helpful in removing bad odors from my hands that could otherwise smell like garlic for days. It doesn't have a metal seam like some of them, which I really appreciate. Just makes it more fun to use.

Don't really like it, it's too small to be really useful and I have very small hands. Think about the size of a small bar of hand soap. In fact, I've found that simply running your hands over the inside of a stainless steel sink works better. I also suspect it's probably a void since it's a dinner light. When that didn't work to remove the odor I wanted to try using it as a clay buffing tool, but it's actually too small for my hands to comfortably hold and weigh down with a buffing weight. Well

I like it! I used to just use the knife, rubbing the blade with my fingers and hoping the smell would go away, but it doesn't. It's great because I can get my whole hand and not worry about losing my finger! Also great for my daughter who loves to help me in the kitchen so she can help with smelly stuff and not suffer with onion hands for the next few days!

I bought this "soap" to replace the item my grandmother taught me to use for the same purpose. Not only is it safer, but it also works faster because it covers a larger area. It is important that you remember to use COLD water as hot or warm water will only fix the oils and odors. Tried with onions and garlic. Works great. My friend had the same result. I would recommend this to others.

Not exactly a fan, it's too small to be really useful and I have very small hands. Think about the size of a small bar of hand soap. In fact, I've found that simply running your hands over the inside of a stainless steel sink works better. I also suspect it's probably a void since it's a dinner light. When that didn't work to remove the smell I wanted to try using it as a clay buffing tool, but it's actually too small for my hands to comfortably hold and put a buffing weight on it. Well I use…

I'm skeptical. I doubt. I doubt everything. I look at people with that look, "I don't quite believe you, but I'll listen and I'll try it myself, no matter how well you say something." I didn't think that little silver disc would work. There is no soap. How could it work? There is no detergent. There are no chemicals. It doesn't calculate in my rational brain. So last night I was chopping onions and this little slice was staring me in the face. I chop my onion in a chopper, so I don't need much…