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Cooking & Baking

I_UndergroundPanther

(13,100 posts)

27. There is veggie soap

Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #9)

Sat Jun 7, 2025, 06:31 PM

5 hrs ago

Designed for veggies. I use Wegmans fruit and veggie wash. And I use that and a soft brush to clean my non leafy fruit and veggies And for the leafys of its OXO salad spinner with the press down top and button brake. I put a few drops of veggie soap in the spinner bowl and swish it put leaves in swish it around and spin it out and I do a rinse and final spin. I do not want to have food poisoning ever again.

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Why are so many people getting sick from eating cucumbers? [View all] SheltieLover 11 hrs ago OP

Thanks for the news. Getting to the point that you want to be very careful about where you buy/process your SWBTATTReg 11 hrs ago #1

Absolutely! I envy those who can garden! SheltieLover 11 hrs ago #2

K&R Diamond_Dog 11 hrs ago #3

I think backyard gardens are the answer for most. SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #7

Thank you. My wife eats a lot of them surfered 10 hrs ago #4

Yw! Not sure how you can check source, but pls try to avoid this one. SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #8

RFK Jr must have bathed in the canal. 🤮 sheshe2 10 hrs ago #17

Eeeeewwwwww. Brain worms! SheltieLover 9 hrs ago #21

I am glad his father is not alive to see what he has become. sheshe2 26 min ago #30

Great idea. One of us can use eggs, the other cucumbers. surfered 9 hrs ago #19

I think it's about the source. I've noticed Aldi has very few recalls, Walhell has a lot SheltieLover 9 hrs ago #22

I don't merely rinse my produce, I submerge it in a giant bowl and agitate it and Wingus Dingus 10 hrs ago #5

I wash stuff vigorously with Dawn dishsoap. SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #9

I had one that I bought from Walmart or Target, it worked pretty well-- Wingus Dingus 10 hrs ago #11

Eeeewwwww SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #14

Oxo is a great brand. sheshe2 10 hrs ago #18

Thx, She! SheltieLover 9 hrs ago #20

There is veggie soap I_UndergroundPanther 5 hrs ago #27

Thx, Panther! SheltieLover 5 hrs ago #28

Wouldn't it be nice if someone could inspect? young_at_heart 10 hrs ago #6

Yes, but safety is not a dynamic for kraznov's pootinesque agenda SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #10

It's usually contaminated irrigation water often downstream from a cattle operation. Ritabert 10 hrs ago #12

Ty for sharing! SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #15

Does peeling the cucumber make it safer? Zackzzzz 10 hrs ago #13

Maybe if you scrub vigorously before peeling. Not sure. SheltieLover 10 hrs ago #16

Probably not if it's contaminated irrigation water Ritabert 6 hrs ago #23

The variety supermarkets carry is a large part of the problem Warpy 6 hrs ago #24

Ty for sharing. SheltieLover 5 hrs ago #25

I had to go to the ER I_UndergroundPanther 5 hrs ago #26

Omg, Panther! SheltieLover 3 hrs ago #29