home recipe for washing veggies

[Guest guest]

Does anyone remember this topic? And still have the recipe? I can't fnd it

anywhere in the files. It involved vinegar, that I remember. Thanks, AmyF

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I remember GB mentioning peroxide with water ??? Was there a recipe on

how to mix it?

Marsha

 

 

 

, akfral wrote:

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> Does anyone remember this topic? And still have the recipe? I can't

fnd it

> anywhere in the files. It involved vinegar, that I remember. Thanks,

AmyF

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, GB! Amy

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

For an added measure of protection against bacteria, you can create

a simple, safe disinfecting spray. Use two new clean spraying

bottles and put 3% hydrogen peroxide (the kind you buy at the

drugstore) in one and white vinegar in the other. (To maintain its

effectiveness, hydrogen peroxide must be stored in a container that

does not allow in light, or be kept in a cabinet. A simple solution

is to screw a spray nozzle onto the hydrogen peroxide bottle.)

Spray them on fruits and vegetables one after the other in either

order. Rinse with water. (This one-two combo can also be used to

clean surfaces. It is more effective at killing potentially lethal

bacteria than chlorine bleach or any commercially available kitchen

cleaner. Using them one after the other in either order is 10 times

as effective as either one alone. Also, it is less effective to

combine them in a single bottle.)

 

 

 

, " darkcydesky "

<darkcydesky wrote:

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> I remember GB mentioning peroxide with water ??? Was there a

recipe on

> how to mix it?

> Marsha

>

>

>

> , akfral@ wrote:

> >

> > Does anyone remember this topic? And still have the recipe? I

can't

> fnd it

> > anywhere in the files. It involved vinegar, that I remember.

Thanks,

> AmyF

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> >

> >