RE: [CR] Washing Salads -- Disinfect to Prevent Illness

[Guest guest]

A good wetting agent for cleaning salads and fresh grocery produce --

that might be contaminated with hard crusty fecal matter (as from

bird droppings) -- is the Amway LOC (Liquid Organic Cleaner).

LOC has been around for 40 years and is demonstrated on-stage by

retail distributors drinking a bit of it to show off its safety.

It is an all-purpose " biodegradable phosphate-free surfactant "

manufactured from palm oil soap that cuts grease and makes water

wetter by lowering water surface tension and dissolving fats and oils.

The company also manufactures non-toxic commercial spray adjuvants

which are used in organic farming applications.

-- Warren

PS: I am not an Amway distributor (but my brother in law is, and

he drop ships to anywhere in the US -- my doorstep). I use

their products due to their high quality and economy

(because they are concentrated). LOC will be up to 100 times

less expensive than a grocery store veggie cleaner that is

diluted with water. And the quality will be superior too.

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On 24 Dec 2003, wrote:

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> [Regarding hard crusty fecal contamination on grocery produce]

> Thanks, Warren. I hope the graphic language above doesn't

> altogether discourage list members from consuming produce!

>

> Could you recommend some safe wetting agents?