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Why does the smell of onions linger on your hands long after you have been cutting them? Even after washing your hands.
I have a question. Why does the smell of onions linger on your hands long after you have been cutting them? Even after washing your hands.
The smell of onions lingers on your hands because onions contain sulfur compounds that are known to cling to skin and surfaces. When you cut an onion, the cells are broken down, and the sulfur compounds are released, which can then stick to your skin.