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How do you remove the egg smell from dishes? Thanx

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o.O ... I have never heard of this before ... – Allie Jun 8 2011 at 13:39

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vinegar and baking soda

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Never experienced this before, but try sprinkling with baking soda & scouring with a lemon halve. Or, soak in vinegar or lemon juice for several hours. Is it plastic cookware/dishes?

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cold water (instead of hot water, that will make it worst in my experience)and lemon juice. Let them absorve the lemon and then scrub with dishwasher and rinse them with cold water. What we are doing now, its that every time we want eggs, we eat and drink with disposables, we rally dislike the smell of egg.

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I am having this problem its glass plates we used to eat the eggs on. I tried vinegar didn't help me. Any other ideas?

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I hate the smell eggs leave on dishes, and have never found a solution to it, vinegar, baking soda, lemons etc. do not work.

I use separate plates for eggs, and also a small cast iron pan for them.

People used to have separate egg pans, and fish pans (people with ok income living in cities, in europe, don't know about the rest of the world), I think that's a good idea.

I have once almost vomited when trying to eat from a plate that had the egg smell, that's how disgusting it smells.

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a little chlore solves it instantly

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