4 BEST WAYS TO WASH PESTICIDES OFF YOUR FRUITS & VEGETABLES

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[@RoxanneM-]

Organic produce is no longer as expensive as before not even more so than regular. Buy in organic supermarkets instead or local real farm markets. You still need to wash them the way she says here. By the way, the more we buy organic the more the price goes down. Support your organic farming!

[@kaylabryson1932]

Your hacks are awesome . The plastic cutting board? You’re not worried about Micro plastics in food. I saw grooves in on mine and pieces coming up. I don’t use it for cutting anymore

[@Knight_Raider_]

To be safe I soak veggies and fruits in baking soda/salt water solution. Then spray and rinse with vinegar/water solution, I keep a spray bottle by the sink. Can never be too safe.

[@Eye-SeeXyz-dk5fs]

Uncommon Knowledge some people don't know about salt; is that American salt(s) & bleach derive from the same source! Haven't you knoticed that during a snow season they use salt on thr asphalt. & it's powerful enough to tearup the street!

[@febsign6110]

The leafie veggies like ice lettuce will have worms and larvae so will the baking sofa kill off these bugs ? What about hydrogen peroxide which I use ?Great video.

[@Silverlotus101]

Really practical advice! Thx for your hard work!

[@tilipili2667]

What about hydrogen peroxide 3% food grade

[@Freedom_84]

what about food grade hydrogen peroxide?

[@NguyenVinhHang]

Super helpful, thank you Christina!😊

[@mysbhyv1707]

I use old toothbrush as food brush. I find baking soda water is highly effective. If I want my veggies to stay fresh longer, vinegar water is best for leafy greens and fruits.

[@Evergreen945]

Toothbrushes are so cheap,you can infact buy a new one for a dollar each rather than using your old toothbrush thats got bacteria on it. You are not doing the right way of cleaning.😮

[@LePedantSemantique]

Exactly! Get a pack of them at your corner Dollar Store. Hope that she’s not at our local Pot Luck. 🤷‍♂️ IJS

[@SyedNomaan-v1y]

😍amazing information and value

[@genaro8463]

Thank you, christina! This felt like a short documentary on what to do when you bring produce back from the market. Respectfully, if I may add, growing your own food is ultimately the way to go in order to create a sustainable, organic food source. You can choose your own soil and growing method. I could go on forever, but this is not my channel, so I am grateful.

[@user-im6nt6jp2h]

Is it apple cider vinegar or distilled vinegar?

[@anskat5448]

Okay, but how about the pesticides that are absorbed in the soil?

[@gergelyzoltan8422]

you cannot remove that. You can only remove pesticides residues on the surface. The best thing is really to grow your own veggies and fruits

[@NavajoGrandma]

Thank you as this is so important for me as I am no longer where I have a garden anymore. I will eventually have that again. I use to use LOC to wash my vegetables as this makes water heavier and does release toxins from our veggies. Gosh they would taste wonderful. I will get some from my storage and I am so happy I watched this for now. You are wonderful from Navajo Grandma

[@nsp74]

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[@Rockstar-jd8ot]

Answer: they’re all good

[@lisas4453]

thank you for saying just how expensive it is to buy organic...especially for someone like me who is on a fixed income and make less than 24k/yr....just became a subscriber

[@cjewe1z]

How do you check how much pesticide has been removed?

[@duncanmit5307]

👍💜👍💜👍 many thanks for the video👍👍👍 I think I had seen a video long long ago they use a water machine to make acidic water or alkaline to wash fruit and veg...it was a long time ago👍

[@pd1596]

Really great video. Thanks for sharing!

[@ramsinte]

Their is no way to wash pesticide. I learn that yesterday in my health and security class. A guy in my class is a pesticide specialist and he explain us insect we try to eliminated have so much look like neurological system it make pesticide efficant only if the fruit grown in contact with it and asbord it in the cellular structure. Basicly it not killing you because the dosage is way to low for your weight... But every longterm exposition can do damage. I think it's not bad to look bio alternative for the dirty 12 and encourage local industry where it safe.

[@mrfroopy]

Where is the proof that what you are saying is scientifically accurate about removing pesticide?

[@la6136]

google is your friend use it

[@JoanneArc-or9sr]

I dont know If there us proof but it makes sense to wash your vege and fruit prior to eating anyway. Even if it doesn't get rid of all the pesticides. Giving it all a good wash doesn't harm.

[@primasol5425]

What about combining some of these methods?

[@debrandw246]

Thank you. Great video

[@josegustavocastandiello2013]

thank you so much for more information

[@williamandrews781]

She needs a calculator

[@tamcon72]

Thanks, Christina, this is very useful. I've been using the baking soda method for years--years!--ever since America's Test Kitchen ran tests for home-made produce cleansers, and favored baking soda solution, with vinegar coming in second. I have often wondered, after all these years of alternating baking soda soaks with vinegar soaks, if they're still thought effective. Thanks for posting!

[@doctorfeline9911]

What came in 1st for America's test kitchen's preferred produce clener

[@tamcon72]

@@doctorfeline9911 It was a baking soda and water solution, like what Christina demonstrates in the video.

[@moramen2855]

Thank you

[@prettyproblem16]

Thanks

[@Ddf337]

Can i use sea salt

[@Freedom_84]

yes, and frankly you should be using sea salt (himilayan, or redmonds real salt) for everything stay away from the processed white salt

[@tfromcleveland3741]

Eye opening. It never occurred to me that pesticides are regional, yet of course they would be. Than you for this

[@caves51]

Shut Uuuuuuuup