Welcome to Mom's Quick Tips Thursdays! Each week I will either post or have a guest post have a Mom's Quick Tips to share with you! As a mom to 4 (and trying for our 5th) life is busy. I am always looking for ways to make life easier whether it be doing something quicker, easier or thrifty!
He is a one of my Mom's Quick Tips this week!
DYI your own veggie/fruit wash.
Filtered or purified water
Dr. Bronner's Castile Soap (I use unscented)
Spray bottle
Fill the spray bottle with the water, add 10 drops of the castille soap. My spray bottle is 22 fl. oz. that is why I used 10 drops. If your spray bottle is smaller you would add less drops to your liking. Then give the bottle a shake, put the spray top on and your ready to go! Cleans dirt and wax off your fruit and veggies!
I was spending alot of money on store bought veggie/fruit cleaner and decided that I could make my own for a fraction of the cost!
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I've never used a fruit/veggie cleaner. I'm assuming they get rid of all of the pesticides, whereas water and a veggie brush doesn't? I will have to try this. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've never used it either, but I probably should. Thanks for sharing this - I definitely plan on trying it.
ReplyDeleteI like this tip, need to try it:)
ReplyDeleteIs that castille soap something you can buy anyway? Not sure I have ever heard of it before. Thanks!
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that is great, i was given a bottle to review of some and it is ready to run out. also I tried to enter for the quick tip and it says I do not have access...thanks
ReplyDeletethis is so helpful i just bought one for the first time and cringed at how expensive they are. Will have to do this next time instead!
ReplyDeleteI have been using vinegar but I love Dr. Bronner's soap. I will have to try this, Thanks!
ReplyDeleteSomething to consider!
ReplyDeleteI've used castille soap to make things, but never thought of fruit/veggies wash. Thanks for the suggestion!
ReplyDeleteWow really? I have to try this. Thanks for sharing Nicole. Love this new series!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, I didn't know you could make your own solution for washing fruits and vegetables.
ReplyDeleteThis is so cool! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is really interesting. I usually just use water, but this looks much better.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great tip. I never thought about this. I usually also use water but this sounds and looks better! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great tip! I've been trying to be better about washing fruits and veggies.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! My family loves strawberries and I know they are awful about bacteria and germs.
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I think this is worth to try especially if it could save expenses. :)
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