I was amazed that this Steel Soap made by Deos works. I do a lot of cooking using smelly ingredients like onions and garlic but can't stand the smell left on my hands when I've finished and even a strong smelling soap can't leave my hands smelling like normal. Steel soap is not soap at all but it is a lump of steel which says it will stop my hands smelling of what I am cooking. I use the steel soap in exactly the same way as I would use a normal bar of soap, rubbing it across the skin of my hands and wrists while I keep my hands under the running tap. You have to use cold running water when you use the steel soap but let the tap run into the bowl and then use ...  Read the complete review

One of the biggest downsides of cooking for me is the smell of odorous ingredients that get left on your hands. For me there's nothing more unpleasant than sitting down to a lovely piece of fish, for example, and then smelling the raw product on your hands, or dare I say, laying in bed and smelling onions or garlic on your fingers. Some products, no matter how well you wash your hands, just seem to linger. Well, not in my house! Would you think that you can wash your hands with a lump of metal using cold water only and get rid of such nasty smells? Well, you can! Steel soaps utilise the oxio-reductive qualities of steel to rid hands of nasty ...  Read the complete review