First, wash your hands and let them dry. At this time, you can cut the ginger into pieces, and then gently rub your hands with the ginger pieces. If you want good results, it is best to do it before and after peeling the taro.

2. Bake your hands with fire

You can put your hands on the fire and bake them, which can also have the effect of relieving itching. Because there is something called saponin in taro, it is easy to irritate people's skin. There is also a very small amount of saponin that may enter the blood of human body and have the function of hemolysis. You should know that this saponin will not cause food poisoning, but it may be destroyed by gastric juice, and it may be destroyed if it is heated.

3. Wear gloves and peel

What should I do when peeling taro? It can be said that this method is the simplest, and it is best to choose disposable gloves.

4. Soak your hands with vinegar

Before peeling taro, you can soak your hands in vinegar for about 10- 15 minutes, and then peel them immediately. Be careful not to wait until your hands are dry, because the effect will be very poor.

5. Soak your hands in hot water

You can also prepare a pot of hot water first, and after peeling taro, you can soak your hands in hot water (40-50 degrees) for about 10- 15 minutes.

6. Liquor and ginger

Wash your hands with soap, then rub some white wine on your hands, and wait until it evaporates almost, then wash your hands with soap, which can also have an antipruritic effect.

7. Apply essential balm

What should I do if my hands itch when peeling taro? When I feel itchy when peeling taro, I can wash it with clean water first, and then wipe off the water stains. It is best to put a little wind oil on my hands, which can also eliminate the itching.