Apple cider vinegar is anti bacterial, Anti fungal, anti microbial etc. all the germs that can cause us harm will be dead ☠️ Besides you need some germs to train your immune system up. If you live like you live in a surgical theatre every single day then your immune system gonna be weak af. Dont be scared to get dirty now and again it’s actually good for you and trains up your immune system 🫶
Alternatively... use a bowl, put your produce in the bowl and rinse it in plain water. Then add fresh water to the bowl and baking soda without any vinegar so you don't nullify the effects of the baking soda. Agitate the water so the baking soda fully disperses and then leave it the hell alone for 10-15ish minutes. Then rinse your produce really well. That's how you actually clean your produce 😂
The vinegar and baking soda have opposing effects vinegar is acidic which makes it good at cleaning and baking soda is basic which also makes it good at cleaning. But when you mix them they balance each other out!
In addition to the fact many people have pointed out about vinegar being an acid and baking soda being a base and the two things neutralizing each other, neither is a strong enough acid or base to actually be removing or destroying bacteria or viruses from the produce, especially when further diluted by water. If it makes you happy to wash your produce this way, there's no increased risk, but there is also no added benefit compared to just washing thoroughly under flowing water for a minute or so.
What about the bacteria from humans touching the produce. Many, many hands pick, squeeze, and examine that food and plain water can't kill that type of bacteria.
@@jorgegarcia3358 that is true I agree with you to not be lazy with being a steward of our bodies but I was reminding people to not make the washing of hands and being afraid of products become a self imposed prison where a person makes themself think they can be made clean by the works and efforts of man when really only Jesus makes you clean.
I worked in an apple factory, they pour so much wax on top of the apple. I just peel my apple now because it’s insane how much they pour on them and the buckets that carried the wax had warning labels on them
It’s definitely unfortunate for sure, that’s why I like getting local apples as much as I can, usually around where we live they don’t poor wax on them at least.
@@thekrakenguy6962 I know the difference between an expiration date and pictogram indicating that its corrosive to skin. You fool, you think they’re coating your apples in olive oil ? How bout you look up “Apple wax corrosive warning label” by law employers needs to have a SDS on all chemicals used in facilities. That wax is 100% synthetic materials but be my guest continue ingesting it, it’s your health not mine.
We just picked our own apples from trees but we didn't grow them some of them have white spots so ok that they were sprayed with some sort of pestaside
Washing fruit in a sink is as bad-if not worse-than doing it in a toilet bowl. My microbiology professor told me that sinks hold more germs than toilets.
We did swatches, and there were more bacteria in cafeteria sinks than school bathrooms. And more bacteria in girl’s bathroom than the boy’s. So, you’re right. 😂
"Vinegar and sodium bicarbonate neutralize each other making them ineffective in cleaning." Amanda Morris, associate chair of the chemistry department at Virginia Tech University So you're just basically washing them in water.
Sadly nowadays, unless it's so very sure being organic, washing alone will not eliminate baked in coloring and preserving chemicals 🥴 We've been peeling all those shiny slimy apples, as nothing can get off... But apple cider vinegar or baking soda sure helps with vegetables though, thoroughly marinated for ten minutes or so🤔🙏🙏🙏🌞🌞🌞
Not to push fear, but the tap has heavy metals and chlorine, which absorb into the fruit the pesticides are gone but now your food contains the chemicals from the tap
Hot water will start “cooking” your fruit- mushy! Use cool to warm water, use a large, clean pan- much safer than a sink and concentrates the cleaning water.
Nope, it’s never happened to me, if your concerned though, you can also use white vinegar. But I’ve never had it give my fruits & veggies a weird taste, just make sure you rinse all the vinegar off before you dry them!
My friend, when she was taking her culinary, the chef showed all of them how many times they had to wash, he kept putting the apple in running hot water, after rubbing5 or 6 times there were still wax on the apples, I dont think soaking removes the wax, just peel it.
You can't bless food because you don't have the power to bless anything!!!! You can only ask God to bless it! For example it's inaccurate to say "bless you" when someone sneezes, you need to say "God bless you".
My grandparents never washed their produce and lived past 60. I think people overestimate the harm the pesticides and stuff cause on us, sure they're bad, but it's not going to shorten your lifespan by 30 years...
Why would I wash my fruit in warm or hot water, that’d start a cooking process or cause the fruit to soften and ripen faster, I would use cold water with vinegar and baking soda
It goes without saying, she needed let us see her scrub the sink with soap either vigorous passes showing all the suds and soapy cleanliness. Also girl scrub the sides of the sink. All the edges and curves and you know… lots of suds.
I always think putting things inside your sink is disgusting. You know how many germs are there? All waste goes there. To me, that’s like cleaning produce in a toilet almost lol
What do you mean exactly? I came to know about produce through my parents giving it to me as a baby, that’s how I’ve come to know about produce as do most people.
Very unnecessary. As old as I am, I've never done that and I am still alive and well, no sickness or disease. Also, I don't like the idea of cooking my apples in hot water. That's like thawing meat in hot water.
Non-organic produce refers to fresh fruits and vegetables that are grown using pesticides and other chemicals to protect them from insects and pests. These chemicals can be harmful to human health and the environment if consumed in large amounts. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the potential risks associated with consuming non-organic produce and to take necessary precautions such as washing thoroughly before consumption.
Actually for the record I do understand that, but you can still wash off some of the pesticide residue, obviously this isn’t going to take away all the chemicals the fruit has already absorbed.
@@OurJoyfulHome2017 yes but 80% is already within the fruit. You’re better off just peeling the skin or invest in you ur health and buy organic which is like less than $1 pricier.
@@drippyboyfreshpharaoh6568 Here in SE Mass, our organics can be $1-$3 more.. (And that's grocery stores... Nvm farmer's market) The extra $ is def worth it, but not always feasible
Doesn't tap water have a lot of bad stuff worse than pesticides? Apple cider vinegar is bad for you too btw. Vinegar in general helps break down bones. Just saying.
@@tecumsehred59 they used to say cigs and coke is good for you too. Now they're saying soda boosts testosterone. Believe whoever you want. I don't make products from industrial waste.
Actually one side of my sink if for clean dishes to dry in, I don’t have a dishwasher. And the side of the sink I’m cleaning in, I cleaned very well before using! Also all my dishes were done before I filmed.
Disinfect your sink before you do this 🤦🏾♀️🤮
Apple cider vinegar is anti bacterial,
Anti fungal, anti microbial etc. all the germs that can cause us harm will be dead ☠️
Besides you need some germs to train your immune system up. If you live like you live in a surgical theatre every single day then your immune system gonna be weak af. Dont be scared to get dirty now and again it’s actually good for you and trains up your immune system 🫶
No the disgusting sink helps in building your immune system, and anyways the big bits ain't there!
I know right? Or a bowl then put vinegar and water, it makes your fruits and veggies clean and crunchy too, runse well.
That's what I'm saying
Right??? I was like whyyy
Alternatively... use a bowl, put your produce in the bowl and rinse it in plain water. Then add fresh water to the bowl and baking soda without any vinegar so you don't nullify the effects of the baking soda. Agitate the water so the baking soda fully disperses and then leave it the hell alone for 10-15ish minutes. Then rinse your produce really well.
That's how you actually clean your produce 😂
Exactly! Use vinegar or baking soda, but not a combination of the two.
They said leave it the hell alone😂😂😂
I need to send this to my mother-in-law. I didn't want to argue, but, ma'am.
The vinegar and baking soda have opposing effects vinegar is acidic which makes it good at cleaning and baking soda is basic which also makes it good at cleaning. But when you mix them they balance each other out!
I agree, I just use vinegar and water to wash my fruits and veggies then rinse well.
@@riaitaliaatbp1956same 😁 no need for baking soda it's pointless it just turns the vinegar to water 🤣
In addition to the fact many people have pointed out about vinegar being an acid and baking soda being a base and the two things neutralizing each other, neither is a strong enough acid or base to actually be removing or destroying bacteria or viruses from the produce, especially when further diluted by water. If it makes you happy to wash your produce this way, there's no increased risk, but there is also no added benefit compared to just washing thoroughly under flowing water for a minute or so.
I just hold them in running water for 2 secs lol
What about the bacteria from humans touching the produce. Many, many hands pick, squeeze, and examine that food and plain water can't kill that type of bacteria.
@@d.c.104 thats where most of the taste is from👍
@@Simon11354 hHah
@Caliesha Mattaha 🦋 parasites doesn’t exist in fruits.
My guy you finna turn into something from the hills have eyes
Using baking soda and vinegar together neutralizes their properties. I’d use one or the other.
Thanks little pricess, got to cancel my back-to-college class after learning this, no need to pay-learn from school now 🙏🌞🌞🌞
I thank Jesus for my food and it is sanctified my prayer. I can’t run from all germs 🤷♀️
Not really about germs, more about the chemicals and pesticides
@@cherbearzz Jesus still cleans and sanctifies everything
@@ServantStatusMinistries indeed prayer is a must. But one needs to also do their part
@@jorgegarcia3358 that is true I agree with you to not be lazy with being a steward of our bodies but I was reminding people to not make the washing of hands and being afraid of products become a self imposed prison where a person makes themself think they can be made clean by the works and efforts of man when really only Jesus makes you clean.
I worked in an apple factory, they pour so much wax on top of the apple. I just peel my apple now because it’s insane how much they pour on them and the buckets that carried the wax had warning labels on them
It’s definitely unfortunate for sure, that’s why I like getting local apples as much as I can, usually around where we live they don’t poor wax on them at least.
Warning labels can be for anything. It could have just as easily been a warning about proper storage or expiry. Stop fear mongering.
@@thekrakenguy6962 I know the difference between an expiration date and pictogram indicating that its corrosive to skin. You fool, you think they’re coating your apples in olive oil ? How bout you look up “Apple wax corrosive warning label” by law employers needs to have a SDS on all chemicals used in facilities. That wax is 100% synthetic materials but be my guest continue ingesting it, it’s your health not mine.
We just picked our own apples from trees but we didn't grow them some of them have white spots so ok that they were sprayed with some sort of pestaside
It's really fucked up we gotta do all this to our produce. It's like the grocery stores simply do not have our best interests in scope!
Well Duh!! Don’t you see the times we are living in?? It’s all about killing us with chemicals on food and in water and in the air!! Wake up already!!
So many hands touch fruits and veggies at the store. I certainly hope everyone does more than just rinse with water
I’m not worried about the hands, I’m worried about the pesticides and the forever chemicals
😂 I never even wash fruit
Washing fruit in a sink is as bad-if not worse-than doing it in a toilet bowl. My microbiology professor told me that sinks hold more germs than toilets.
We did swatches, and there were more bacteria in cafeteria sinks than school bathrooms. And more bacteria in girl’s bathroom than the boy’s. So, you’re right. 😂
Yup you’re correct. I saw this and thought it was a joke. Man some people it’s sad their is no true education these days
I’d rather have salmonella bacteria from my thawed out chicken on my fruit than human shit.
@@angelcruz8576 you’d rather die than eat shit is what you’re saying
@@angelcruz8576 or just use your brain and don’t do either… a bowl and a strainer! 🧠
Never EVER use hot or warm water. It will slightly cook your fruit. She should know this...
"Vinegar and sodium bicarbonate neutralize each other making them ineffective in cleaning." Amanda Morris, associate chair of the chemistry department at Virginia Tech University
So you're just basically washing them in water.
Sadly nowadays, unless it's so very sure being organic, washing alone will not eliminate baked in coloring and preserving chemicals 🥴 We've been peeling all those shiny slimy apples, as nothing can get off...
But apple cider vinegar or baking soda sure helps with vegetables though, thoroughly marinated for ten minutes or so🤔🙏🙏🙏🌞🌞🌞
Use a tub that sink will always have bacteria
Not to push fear, but the tap has heavy metals and chlorine, which absorb into the fruit the pesticides are gone but now your food contains the chemicals from the tap
We have well water not tap.
Vinegar & Baking soda neutralize eachother. I would do either or not both together at the same time.
Use a bowl and just vinegar-and water
basics like baking soda will cancle out acids like vinegar
Is that enough to take the wax that the apple have on the skin?
Hot water will start “cooking” your fruit- mushy! Use cool to warm water, use a large, clean pan- much safer than a sink and concentrates the cleaning water.
The apple cider vinigar won’t give veggies a weird taste?
Nope, it’s never happened to me, if your concerned though, you can also use white vinegar.
But I’ve never had it give my fruits & veggies a weird taste, just make sure you rinse all the vinegar off before you dry them!
What if Im washing raspberries or lettuce? Those don't do well with hot to warm water. Should you use cold instead?
Yeah colder anyway, maybe more like lukewarm or just cooler water.
It should still clean them fairly well!
Baking soda neutralizes vinegar. Which means they cancel each other out basically. This method wouldn't be effective IMO.
Is this for apples or fruits where you don’t eat the skin like oranges as well?
Yes, although it doesn’t really help for those fruits unless you intend to use the peels for something.
My friend, when she was taking her culinary, the chef showed all of them how many times they had to wash, he kept putting the apple in running hot water, after rubbing5 or 6 times there were still wax on the apples, I dont think soaking removes the wax, just peel it.
If you’re not blessing ANY FOOD in the name of Jesus it don’t matter ,
We are blessed to have food. We don't bless food. But we do thank the Lord for it.
Everyone don’t believe in Jesus 🙄and don’t mean they going to hell either
You can't bless food because you don't have the power to bless anything!!!! You can only ask God to bless it! For example it's inaccurate to say "bless you" when someone sneezes, you need to say "God bless you".
Shut up lol
@@7sevyn7_Well if you don’t believe in Jesus how are they going to heaven
Eww you should have used a bin to put in the sink instead of using the sink directly. 🤢🤮
I rather just eat the pesticide on my apples. Thanks.
Lol okay you’re literally choosing to put unknown chemicals in your body. Good luck living past 60 !!
@@Sandman-actual I’m 60, I guess this is my last year on earth. Goodbye, it was nice knowing ya.
My grandparents never washed their produce and lived past 60. I think people overestimate the harm the pesticides and stuff cause on us, sure they're bad, but it's not going to shorten your lifespan by 30 years...
Lmao smh
I'm 80 ! Never did this but then not in USA
Thankyou
Sure thing!
Great concept with the apple cider vinegar.
Why would I wash my fruit in warm or hot water, that’d start a cooking process or cause the fruit to soften and ripen faster, I would use cold water with vinegar and baking soda
So rinsing with tap water is okay?
So I live in the country, and our tap water is good tap water, it’s clean and safe! But that is because of where we live, thankfully!
You aren’t going to learn anything from her. She is in no way washing the produce correctly.
Is this to wash off pesticides and stuff like that?
Yes it is!!
I buy pesticide free veggies and greens
@@pickme2632 There are no pesticide free ones unless you're growing your own
Poured ac on my peach and bugs came out. Threw everything out. I’ll stick to frozen. What I don’t know won’t hurt
I’m no expert but when did people start washing and scrubbing apples ?
I use an inexpensive ozonator.
Wow 🤩
I use gloves with brushes on the palm and rinse after soaking in baking soda only.
Never use water from the hot water tap for drinking, cooking, or making baby formula
as a plumber you dont not want to be using the water that comes out of your hot water pipes
Why’s that?
@@tecumsehred59More likely to contain lead.
Not hot water. Use cold water. The warm/hot water is a catalyst 😖🤔
Giant bowl!
I’ve herd ur supposed to use cold water
What if you want brush it, like blueberries
How about just peeling them and don’t eat the skin ?
Yep that’s always an option too!
Especially for avoiding more pesticides
You’ll will be missing out on the nutritious fiber content
That's ridiculous I'm not going through all that
Vinegar and baking side cancel each other out 🤦🏽♂️
Zero work done
Great video
It goes without saying, she needed let us see her scrub the sink with soap either vigorous passes showing all the suds and soapy cleanliness. Also girl scrub the sides of the sink. All the edges and curves and you know… lots of suds.
I always think putting things inside your sink is disgusting. You know how many germs are there? All waste goes there. To me, that’s like cleaning produce in a toilet almost lol
Use bowl
if its Non organic why even buy it 😂
Why no lemon?
Hi, I was wondering how you've come to know about 'produce' ?
What do you mean exactly?
I came to know about produce through my parents giving it to me as a baby, that’s how I’ve come to know about produce as do most people.
@@OurJoyfulHome2017 how did you know it was produce? And not just vegetables etc.?
Yessir
That sponge and all those germs. No
Bowl please
Very unnecessary. As old as I am, I've never done that and I am still alive and well, no sickness or disease. Also, I don't like the idea of cooking my apples in hot water. That's like thawing meat in hot water.
washing fruit in fluriode is crazy
I don’t wash my fruit in fluoride, I live in the country & our water is well water, we don’t have fluoride in our water.
What is non organic produce 🧐
Non-organic produce refers to fresh fruits and vegetables that are grown using pesticides and other chemicals to protect them from insects and pests. These chemicals can be harmful to human health and the environment if consumed in large amounts. Therefore, it is important to be aware of the potential risks associated with consuming non-organic produce and to take necessary precautions such as washing thoroughly before consumption.
Ah when the brush came out my lazy side was like this is too much. Just Contaminate me
Doesn’t understand that the pesticides are already absorbed into the body of the fruit.
Actually for the record I do understand that, but you can still wash off some of the pesticide residue, obviously this isn’t going to take away all the chemicals the fruit has already absorbed.
@@OurJoyfulHome2017 yes but 80% is already within the fruit. You’re better off just peeling the skin or invest in you ur health and buy organic which is like less than $1 pricier.
@@drippyboyfreshpharaoh6568 Here in SE Mass, our organics can be $1-$3 more.. (And that's grocery stores... Nvm farmer's market)
The extra $ is def worth it, but not always feasible
That musty ahh sink
Yup! The same one I wash ur dishes in to eat ur food with 😂
Sink has more bacteria than a toilet been proven 😂
She replaced the pesticides with bacteria 🦠 😂
Use a bowl not the sink 🫣
Toom temp water
Maybe buy organic or peel then?
No you don’t wash your produce in a sink 🤦🏻♀️ That’s gross! So many bacteria 🦠 in the sink!!
Yucky!! Anyone’s sink is the grossest place/thing! I swiped myself out of this video ASAP!
Yummy 😋
Plug ur sink in ……. No bleach to clean the sink either 🫤
I give mine the good o’ shirt rub.
Just remove the skin
Nice vid. Other sink filled with dirty dishes.
Bizarre cette histoire. Beaucoup de zones d'ombres.
Why you washing in the sink that’s unhealthy too
Girl, no. Just get a bowl
Washing in your sink?? Oh hell no!! You don’t have wash bowls?? That is just disgusting! 🤢
Clicked off soon as i saw sink
RAISE YOUR HAND if you ever got to eat yummy dirt when you were a kid!
Doesn't tap water have a lot of bad stuff worse than pesticides? Apple cider vinegar is bad for you too btw. Vinegar in general helps break down bones. Just saying.
We have well water, nothing bad in it.
I thought ACV was good for your health?
@@tecumsehred59 they used to say cigs and coke is good for you too. Now they're saying soda boosts testosterone. Believe whoever you want. I don't make products from industrial waste.
Who the hell uses the sink itself LOL nasty
No - do not do this
gross to put in sink use a bucket
This looks dirty the sink I can't
disgusting cleaning your produce in a sink where you throw dirty saliva-ridden utensils🤢
Everything bout this screams for help
Way to much..rinse and eat
Yuk clean your sink and at least put all that clutter away. You are not in a position to teach how to clean
🤮🤮🤮🤮
Ew might as well just wash them in your toilet.
Waaaaaait, you were filming a video and didn't bother to do your dishes? Knowing the sink would be the main focal point?
Actually one side of my sink if for clean dishes to dry in, I don’t have a dishwasher.
And the side of the sink I’m cleaning in, I cleaned very well before using!
Also all my dishes were done before I filmed.
Clearly those dishes clean, dry and organized… take another look
Shutupp
Congrats, you just neutralized your acid with a base lol