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Have you did any tests on baking soda and vinegars ability to remove pesticides from fruits and veggies??

Good job

Oh and iodine!

Another one is tea tree oil.

Thieves pls.

This was fun to watch. Im a scientist so i usually cringe a little when watching this kinda video (as there are often serious experimental flaws). Was pleasantly suprised with how different elements of the experiment were accounted and controlled for 👏

The best method is to use ozone (O3). All pathogens die in such a cleaning environment.

We live on the big island of hawaii, slugs and snails carry the rat lung parasite. Its super bad, It also laughs at all types of washing except veggies being soaked in a salt water brine (SALT CONCENTRATION RAISED UNTIL NO MORE SALT WIL DISSOLVE IN WATER) I don't know if it works on bacteria but would be worth a try.

Did you hydrogen peroxide with water?

Now I’m a little grossed out. When the package says triple washed I usually don’t wash it again, sometimes rinse with cold water to perk it up if it’s been in my fridge for a couple of days. Now I’m rethinking the whole prepackaged salad thing.

Hello so glad I found you! Absolutely love the information you are sharing! My skin is really sensitive so I use the elements 9 dish soap and detergent would love to see a video on those products some time! Thank you and keep up the great work!

I use vegetable rinse from Whole Foods

Love your channel with what I saw in first 2 videos. Please please don’t become commercial endorsing products just to make some profit.

Vinegar and baking soda has been my go to for decades. Love the scrubbing bubble action.

Lysol is listed by the FDA as a pesticide..very toxic.

Many soaps are salts of carboxylic acids. Vinegar is a 4% (or more in "cleaning" mixtures) solution of a 2-carbon carboxylic acid. If you mix vinegar with soap, you will partially reprotonate the soap to make lipids (read fats). Keep vinegar separate from soap. Bleach is a different story, as it is alkaline.

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We need to build our immunity

Is bacteria really the worst thing on your veggies. I worry more about all the pesticides they use to grow them and you’re not rinsing that off. Veggies seem to be less healthy for the body than most people realize.

You commented on the strong smell of the Lysol. May I suggest the Mango and Hibiscus flavor? It's the scent I always buy from Walmart. It smells amazing and isn't too strong.

Love this product. I'd rather pay a little more for Lysol rather than the Fabuloso.

Could you test a drop of antibacterial soap mixed with water and the lettuce?

I was hoping the pods worked. very interesting and disappointing. Can you test the Tide w Alternative Bleach POWDER? it's my holy grail, would love to see the results on kitchen and bathroom cleaning cloths.

I put lettuce, fruits andvegetables on gentle cycle in washer !!!😀😀😀

I didn't read enough to know if anybody else has mentioned this, but I am wondering how much bacteria would have been removed if you had simply put the dirty cloths in the washer and used only water, and then put them in the dryer and tested afterwards. That could be a better control, because then the only difference would be with and without sanitizer. I am wondering how much simply washing without sanitizer could possibly dilute and clean the cloths, and then how well the dryer would kill any remaining bacteria. Thanks! I appreciate all your testing. Perhaps you have tested this before and I simply haven't taken the time to find it. If so, I apologize in advance.

Nice experiment. It would be good to find out how much oregano is absorbed into the bloodstream and how fast it is metabolized/excreted (half life) I have seen experiments where in petri dish oil of oregano is far superior as an antibacterial than the antibiotic amoxicillin which gives it amazing potential in the treatment of bacterial infections. But we don't know if it makes it into the bloodstream enough to work for oral administration. My guess is that it would work, but it would be good if it was studied more in this area. Dosage would have to be calculated based on this. What I have read is that 2-3 drops of oregano oil shaken with water before ingestion seems sensible, but without a study of this its impossible to know for sure. Also without a study its unclear if the oregano antimicrobial chemical components can make it into spinal/cerebral fluid to tackle harder to treat deeper neurological bacterial/fungal/parasitical infections. If anyone knows a study of this type please reply here and let me know.

I always use salt and water to wash my vegetables. It always makes them feel cleaner.

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Isn’t there alcohol in the bottle w the oils?

I'm just as, if not more, concerned about pesticides and herbicides on food before and after washing.

😅 this was funny, the tester said don't know if bacteria is good or bad in this test and tried killing all of it,my thought. Is food supposed to be neutral or sterile?😮

Thank you for your efforts!

The spin mop is cheaper, easier and faster

Did you use the steam function on the shark mop?

Please try chlorine dioxide. It’s the only FDA approved chemical for cleaning vegetables.

I usually use about a tsp castille soap in a large bowl of water to wash my produce and then I’d rinse it twice in clean water until all the suds and slippage goes away then dry them in the salad spinner. I’d like to know how that compares.

My mother always said to soak for 20 minutes minimum on the vinegar solution.

I think on the toilet the soap helps the vinegar solution “stick” to the surface and also scrub and rinse away any remaining live bacteria. And because it’s perpendicular to the ground, it doesn’t have as long of contact with the product versus the sink etc. That’s my unscientific theory lol

Bacteria is necessary for human life. Yes some are harmful, but the vast majority are not.

how about ultrasonic cleaner?

Can you do another test but using baking soda and vinegar together? I always use both together.

It’s possible that some types of bacteria, say salmonela, are more easily washed off than others.

Lack of stomach acid is more likely to be your issue if you're always 'catching' food poisoning. People with acid reflux don't realize that thay are low in stomach acid, so they take antacids, which depletes acidity even further and leaves you wide open for food borne illness. These experiments prove that washing is futile for removing your imaginary contamination. It remains, even though you believe you did something. Just like face masking is ineffective, but people want to believe it is beneficial, and they cannot be persuaded otherwise.

Thank you for these cleaning videos. I just now learned about your channel because I did a search of how to use a cleaning product and yours popped up. So, you may see lots of comments and questions from me on older videos such as these. I wish I had known before. I shared on my Facebook so others can see your wonderful videos. The one I wanted to see in this video was right after cleaning the toilet bowl and still having some cleaner on the brush. Good to know that there is only minor bacteria, but in my simple mind, I thought it would have none and the cleaner would have sterilized the brush as well.

Just wash with water then quick rinse with 70 degree hot water is how I used to do, can you please test weather this method works better ?

No real point in rinsing the salad then, apart from maybe washing away sand and dust. .

Well.... I use baking soda & vinagre - which I heard it's not the best since they block each other efficacy(?). I let it sit for whatever - until I remember my lettuce again 😅

My sister washes her greens with organic apple cider vinegar.

What about soak vegetables in salt water