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Your Children Eat Fruits Washed by Tap Water – My Story about Hidden Bacteria

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Fruits and Vegetables are the main sources of vitamins for young children. And every mother wants their children to be safe and healthy, but do all manufacturers want it, too?

As much as we’d like to trust major manufacturers to keep our food clean, the fact is they don’t have the strictest standards. And eating the stuff they miss can have serious consequences — especially for children, pregnant women and people sensitive to chemicals.

I got used to buying products at organic shops most of the time, hoping that in this case, they will be less harmful. But LOOK at THIS:

NO, I wasn’t washing dirty potatoes. Those were regular broccoli and papers that I got in a local organic shop and what’s left after washing them with AquaPure.

That’s pesticide residue… and even though you can’t see it with your eyes, you’re still eating it.

Gross right? Well, guess what… I’d bet big money that your fruits and vegetables look the exact same..

That’s because rinsing with tap water simply doesn’t do the trick. While there are now much better ways to clean your fruits and veggies, unless you do something about it, there’s a big chance the food you and your family eats is infested with grimy stuff you’d rather not think about… and according to experts, you shouldn’t ignore it.

I was a little skittish about using the AquaPure Cleaning Machine and putting it into a bin of water, but I figured no electricity was involved, so the likelihood of an electrical shock, was probably null. I positioned some peaches and tomatoes in water, turned them on, and submerged the machine in the water. A blue light blinked on and off for approximately 3-minutes before the machine automatically shut down. During the blue blinking, however, the machine was producing tiny bubbles and a slight swirl of water, near the machine. I left everything in place, after the machine shut-down for the recommended 10 minutes and removed the food from the bin of water – I was also supposed to stir the fruit while ‘purifying,’ but I forgot to do that step. But It still worked PERFECTLY...

The result is crazy, I have never seen how dirty my products can be. Moreover, both peaches and tomatoes looked good before washing.

Now I understand why my daughter sometimes has stomachaches after eating apples. Imagining how DIRTY they could make me nervous. And I was giving it to a CHILD....