Can toothpaste relieve the irritation in my hands after cutting peppers?

In fact, housewives who often make various delicious foods in the kitchen and help their families prepare nutritious dinners and lunches are likely to face a problem, that is, their hands are very spicy after cutting peppers. In fact, they can apply some toothpaste and rub them to relieve the pain.

1. When it is mildly spicy, wash with water: first hot water, then cold water. Normally, when I’m busy in the kitchen, I don’t have much time to do this. Generally, if you are not cutting a lot of peppers, wet your hands with water first to reduce direct contact with your skin, and then wash your hands quickly after cutting. Sometimes it is still a little spicy, so remember to pour some hot water, soak and wash first, then rinse with cold water. Be sure to use hot water first. It is useless to use cold water directly. It will be spicy again when the water dries up.

2. When you are busy in the kitchen: you can pour some vinegar to effectively relieve the symptoms. When we are in the kitchen, we need to reuse the resources in the kitchen. If your skin is sensitive and you have cut a lot of peppers, you can pour some vinegar on your hands and rub them repeatedly. Don't rush to rinse them, wash them again after a while. If the condition is serious, repeat it several times. It is advisable to do this while cooking in the kitchen.

3. If you still feel hot and need to go to the bathroom after work, you can squeeze some toothpaste or apply some soap.

Sometimes, I am too busy in the kitchen and don’t have time to take care of it. After finishing the dish, I found my hands were too spicy. If you wash your hands in the bathroom at this time, squeeze some toothpaste, which is also cold, and rub them. Don't wash them off in a hurry. Washing them off after a while will make the symptoms much better. Of course, you can also use soap to wash, but it is not as effective as toothpaste.

4. If you are a tea lover, rub some tea leaves on the spicy surface and then wash it off.

And it's strong tea. Sometimes when your hands are burning after cutting chili peppers, just pour the cup of tea over and put the tea leaves on the spicy area, rub them back and forth. The alkaline environment of the tea is also very effective. Friends who drink tea often can try this, it's not bad.