"With this, 100% pesticides are gone" - Fruit washing method used by a chemistry professor

Vinegar and baking soda for pesticide removal: almost no effect?!!

 

Apple (mostly sold in waxed form) + water swelling (water equivalent to washing soda; becomes like toothpaste)

Press with a scrubber and then rinse thoroughly with water

     는다

  Tip:

Bruised apples or moldy tangerines

->Tip: You need to dig out more of the bruise area.

To avoid ingesting bacteria

 

Do cabbage or leafy greens need to be washed one by one?

Remove the outermost parts of cabbage or leafy vegetables, wash them under running water, and then consume.

 

Do you use pesticides when growing cabbage for the first time?

During the process of growing cabbage, a cabbage-like growth appears.

Bundling the outer leaves of cabbage and allowing the cabbage to grow. Over time, they naturally decompose in the soil!! Sometimes they are washed away naturally through boiling.

It can be assumed that there is no pesticide residue on the inner part of the cabbage.

 

- Knowledge Expert Lee Kwang-ryeol, Chemist -

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I have roughly summarized it.

It seems I can now eat cabbage safely and conveniently. I don't need to soak it in vinegar water or rinse it under running water anymore. Haha.

I need to buy edible washing soda for apples.

How did everyone eat?