How do you wash your fresh fruits/vegetables on the road?

injun, i been laughing for a week now.

you guys are nuts by the way

 

LMAO!!!

 

SOAP , are you serious?

 

lmao off again, you guys need some serious therapy. sounds like obsessive complusion about germs gone wild, come on seriously , you wash everything with soap and water????

i bet you really scrub your behind in the shower with a wire brush, if you wash a apple with soap and water, roflmao

 

Just hauling the occasional refer load makes me wanna make sure I do something for my produce. Trailers aren't exactly "clean", even after a washout.

 

no, i do in fact wash my hans after taking a crap. thats totally different than washing everything in the parking lot with soap and water.

and if ya are really that concerning how do you even haul any load??? think about it.

you guys are going to drive yourself nuts with this, in in fact you already havent done so. come on relax. still, lmao

 

I'll take your side chunkpunk. Water...vegetables.... 3 pages. How hard can it be? Kind of a redundant thread.

Now me, I'll take a stalk of celery, my fishing rod and a #4 treble hook, then I'll go back to the holding pond.... every truck stop has one..... wallah!! Like eating fresh fish.

 

I'm no vegan but i wsstrongly suggest you use soap when u wash your fruits and veggies, easy to do, buy a little bottle of dish soap and rinse well.
On the road or at home you should always use soap, I do. I gew up on a farm before everything was store bought.
For the same reason you use soap when you wash your hands and don't just rinse them. Pesticicides and herbicides don't come off either unless you use soap.