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Judaline
Posts: 17,198
Registered: ‎03-10-2010

Re: Washing veges

‎01-20-2021 08:41 AM

 Just buy organic and do a quick rinse.
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CherryHugs
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Re: Washing veges

‎01-21-2021 10:36 AM

@Oznell  Me too. I like that its natural and free of chemicals!

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depglass
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Re: Washing veges

‎01-21-2021 10:40 AM

I just rinse them off.  If there is something under the wax then Is guess I'm dead.  Just not going to worry about it.  I did get deathly sick from e coli on raw bean sprouts years ago, so those are out of my diet forever.  

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Cakers3
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Re: Washing veges

‎01-21-2021 10:48 AM

For a second I thought I read the title as Washing Vegas.  LOL

 

I rinse veggies like broccoli, green beans, etc.

 

I use foaming hand soap on soft skin and hard skin fruits and veggies and then rinse and dry. 

 

This is why I do not buy pre-cut veggies and fruits, either.  I don't know if the outsides have been cleaned and the knives used to cut can draw bacteria into the produce; jmoymmv.

 

I don't buy special washes and I don't soak in any other solutions.

 

Still living above ground.  LOL

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