Hi Matt,..I personally wear gloves. I use nitrile surgical gloves and then I use Atlas 370 gloves over those,..they are also nitrile. Provide chemical resistance,...but mainly provide excellent grip.

Try something like vinegar on your hands,...it's a mild acid and will maybe neutralize the residual SH on your hands. Then wash with regular type hand soap. The vinegar smell will disappear in short order.

Jeff

My wife runs a pool company, so neither of us even smells the other one!! Hahaha

I actually signed a non dislosure agreement so I couldn't let her in on the secrets. :)

Just kidding. Yea, the business are totally different, but she is using what she can of the information. Some of the advertising, dispatching, fiancial stuff..etc...

Green tincture soap. This soap everyone should have with them. It is used to wash off corrosives and amines. Works great to keep the corrosives from hurting your skin.

Solution:
Donate 1 hour of free labor to your local cow farmer before going home...
then go home and ask her if she likes the smell better. (if your married).
The best that could happen is you'll get a free gallon of milk, That I'm sure she will be happy in the morning when added to her cup of coffee .

....Skin so soft works great for diluting the smell of chlorine.

My wife hates it...Oh Well..... its the smell of money to me. And a tip for you guys ruining cloths 100% polyester does not bleach. The golf shirts and board shorts work the best. As for the smell I cant get rid of it.