Re: Washing veggies and fruits

[Guest guest]

Water? Maybe with a drop of soap?

[Guest guest]

Put white vinegar in a spray bottle and spray veggies and fruits and

wash off with water. I use white vinegar for all types of things like

cleaning countertops, bathroom, cleaning bunny litterboxes, put it in

the wash for disinfectant, spray it on inside of my storm doors that

will grow mold from condensation, soak my dental retainer in it and

the list goes on. You can dilute the white vinegar with water and

make it ast longer. I have spray bottles throughout my house. That

should save you some money. Just buy it by the gallon. White

vinegar is some good stuff. Natural antibacterial and antifungal. I

first found out how great white vinegar is when I started rescuing

bunnies and was told to not use chemical cleaners on bunny

litterboxes and it is a great carpet cleaner for stains along with

peroxide which I keep that in a separate spray bottle. I wouldn't

mix the two together. The vinegar smell doesn't last long. Try it

out and I bet you won't buy anymore toxic, chemical cleaners.

Rhonda

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[Guest guest]

HI Rhonda!!

Thanks for answering!!

I use lots and lots of vinegar for cleaning!! I go through about a

gallon and a half a week. I don't find the smell bad. Once it is

dry, it leaves a very fresh smell. I think in one of my other

postings here I told about how I got really sensitive to vinegar when

I was in my mold house. I could not use it back then and I still use

with caution just incase I get sensitive again to it.

One thing, it does not remove any dirt or other such substance from

root veggies such as potatoes and carrots. I don't like using soap on

these kind of veggies. I don't like the pricy veggie cleaners at the

supermarket either. I wonder if there is anything that can be added

to the vinegar will dissolve the dirt on such veggies?

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I haven't read all the reply post to this but Grapefruit Seed Extract

you can buy in liquid drops and use but I've never used it. I did

take the pills way back myself. Rhonda

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