To get rid of the bleach smell from your hands with vinegar all you have to do is wash your hands with water and dry it with a clean cloth or paper towel.

Get rid of bleach smell. You can place it in a smelly room with tall windows and openings closed. Keep your hands in the vinegar for a few minutes. Finish by rinsing with warm.

Use a bottle of lemon juice and wipe down the fridge/refrigerator and let it dry completely. If possible, dry the clothes in the sun after rinsing off the bleach. The vinegar will get rid of the bleach smell and also double as a fabric softener.

Mixed together, baking soda and vinegar are great for removing the bleach smell. Fill its tank with hot water, and then add 1 ½ cups of vinegar to the water. Baking soda is a natural odor eliminator.

Put some baking soda on your hands and rub it gently for two minutes. Baking soda is great for cleaning any marks on fabrics and vinegar is great for removing odors from fabrics. If the bleach scent is in the kitchen, you should boil some vinegar in a small pot on the stove to extract it.

The easiest way to do this is to put a bowl of vinegar in the room that smells of bleach and then close the door. Scrub thoroughly until the “slimy” feeling left by the bleach is gone, as well as the odor. If you don’t have a carpet.

Take a shallow dish and pour some vinegar into it. Another quick way to disguise the bleach odor is to use essential oils. Fill a dish with about 1/2 cup baking soda and set it in the room you're cleaning — giving it a few hours to work its magic and absorb the.