How to Clean Produce with Chlorine Dioxide

Originally published at AnnMarieMichaels.com

I just discovered this simple, non-toxic trick that removes all the parasites, pesticides and other toxins from your produce in just minutes.

Organic produce is so ridiculously expensive right now due to this crazy hyperinflation. For that reason, I have been buying conventional fruits and vegetables.

But I hate the idea of eating carcinogens. With this trick, I can safely remove all the pesticides and nasty toxins, not to mention the creepy crawler parasites from my fruits and vegetables in just minutes.

How to Clean Produce with Chlorine Dioxide

Here's what you do:

1. Order these Safrax chlorine dioxide tablets on Amazon.

One bag of 500 tablets is only $30. That's only six cents per tablet.

2. Just add one tablet to a plastic or glass bowl or container – not metal – and fill with tap water. Chlorine dioxide reacts with metal so you never want to use it in a metal container or in a metal sink.

3. Add the fruits and vegetables to the container of water with the tablet and let soak for 10 minutes.

That's it!

I use this 12-liter plastic restaurant container that I also use to cook steaks and seafood using my Anova sous vide cooker. (If you have trouble cooking steak, seafood and other proteins, because they come out dry or unevenly cooked, try sous vide. It is the BEST!)

You don't need to rinse the fruits and vegetables off because chlorine dioxide is completely safe and only leaves a residue of salt. Just let them dry and put them away.

Oh, and yeah, sure you can just make activated drops of chlorine dioxide, like I show you how to do in this post: How to Make Pool Water (Chlorine Dioxide Solution.)

However, I really love the convenience of these tablets. It's so easy to grab one and use it to quickly clean fruits and vegetables, or add to a spray bottle for cleaning.

You can also throw some in the bathtub to remove the toxins from your bathwater. Or your hot tub... keep reading...

Once you open the package, store them in a sealed plastic ziplock bag.

Three Different Labels – Same Product

Oh, and don't worry that the product label on Amazon says "Odor Removal."

I called the guys at Safrax and they told me all 3 products are exactly the same. They just have different labels.

Again, here's the link to order: Safrax chlorine dioxide tablets on Amazon.

Learn More About Safrax Chlorine Dioxide Tablets

To learn more about Safrax chlorine dioxide tablets, check out their technical sheet.

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Gettin' Hot in the Hot Tub

And can you believe it... I also started using these Safrax chlorine dioxide tablets in my hot tub. Oh yeah, baby – it really works!

I cannot even tell you how thrilled I am to soak in my jacuzzi every day, knowing that it's totally non-toxic – unlike those regular poisonous pool chemicals like chlorine and bromide. I have been wanting a solution like this for years.

As I explained in my original post, How to Make Pool Water (Chlorine Dioxide Solution), chlorine dioxide is not the same thing as bleach. Chlorine bleach is a toxic chemical that causes cancer. Chlorine dioxide is completely safe.

I'll post all about how to use these in the hot tub and pool soon.

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