After washing, produce is wet with ozonated water that is not safe to be ingested = you have to wait till produce dries before eating?
1956883
Whereas ozonated water is unsafe for ingesting, the ozone leaves the water used in the bowl and therefore also on the produce about 2-3 minutes after completion of the cycle. You can safely eat any produce you've thoroughly drained and let sit even for a few minutes. There is a collander top for the bowl, just make sure you USE it and thoroughly DRAIN anything you've put into the device when the time is up. I've been using this product for years with no harmful effects.
1956884
There is two modes to the equipment, if you use the mode for produce/ meat, I believe it is safe to ingest..I have done that with fruits. If you want to be safe, just wait 15 minutes but I don't believe you need to since the 15 mins alarm wont come on if you use the produce/meat mode.
1956885
No, it is safe, but your produce will last longer if it is dry. I spin my produce in a salad spinner to remove the water, then put it in a zip lock bag with a paper towel at the bottom. When you close it, squeeze out the air which will also help preserve it. I let fruit and other stuff air dry. Ozonated water in this device is only stable ofr about 15 minutes.
1956886
Shake as much water off as possible it is fine when it is in very small quantities such as on produce, anyway I have certainly done it with no effects. Drinking it would be bad, but a little on produce doesn't hurt.
504315
H I would say if you know the supplier and if the product is certified then I would say its safe to eat them dry, If the above is not known then I would not purchase a dry product if I had to wash it.
2042219
I have other containers so I store produce. I chunked a watermelon and it was still fresh at about 10 days. My carrots cleaned and sliced in sticks, still good after 2 weeks. Washed and dried, I have yet to find any produce that doesn't keep for just under a month.
1469078
After cleaning and cutting the ends off the vegetables, about 15 minutes! Love My Champion Commercial Juicer! Soak all vegetables in apple cider vinegar for 20 minutes prior to washing and drink a whole liter in one hour. Best if consumed in less then an hour.
1385348
I don't wash mine (because I forget or am lazy). Seems already so far! Probably not a bad idea to, but I feel like it's kind of the same as fruit. Does running plain water really wash away harmful bacteria or do you have to use soap?
865136
hello frank,i did not keep this item returned back to the seller last time already. it's not what i want. you can clean up with water but if you see the orange color then maybe it's not good for your health if you don't want get sick later on. the orange as you see that will affect to your health act of burning electronic shock in this item .you're should exchange or return it to the seller. i do not have this item more in my place here. you can cook egg with the food steamer machine.
1997945
This is what I have read in their instructions. It is 35% H2O2 in a quart size container. To use as a veggie wash or disinfectant, you need to dilute it down to 3% in the following manner. Please wear gloves, it WILL burn your skin (and you know how I know that!) Take 1oz (one ounce) of 35% and mix it into 11oz (eleven ounces) of DISTILLED WATER. Now you can wash any fruit/veggie, use it on counter tops, or you can use it topically on your skin or make a paste with a little of 3% & baking soda and brush your teeth & tongue! Works GREAT! I don't use toothpaste anymore, this is better. Hope this helps.
764486
This product is ready to eat. If you have any left over, put it in the refrigerator. I agree with the 2 previous answers submitted.
416609
If I got your question right, there are two pieces and each has an additional net for change, beside that in the cup there is liquid and it may be put in a fridger. In hot weather we did it couple times. This way fruites dont get spoiled longer.
1149833
Just make sure it's food quality stain. You don't want to ingest any nasty chemicals.
1216184
It is all the same. I don't really soak anything much. I put it in the container and spray it, rub the fruit/vegs with my hands to clean, and then rinse off. Sometimes I spray a little bit on and add a little water to rub with my hands, but I wouldn't soak it but just for a few seconds.
1102135
Good question. All I can tell you is there is no residue or stickiness after the load. Since this is not a chemical it doesn't need to be "rinse". My daughter's skin react to regular detergent that are rinsed but not to these natural berries. My clothes are cleaned and smells good without the feeling of not being rinsed. That's all I can tell you.
417473
It is always WISE to rinse but I do not always and HAVE found this to be a very clean product. I love to sprout it before cooking so it gets rinsed most always in the process for me.
2050037
i never even considered a need for "washing", I guess because I automatically (not sure if correctly) trust dried fruit. i do rehydrate them for many hours in water, then dump the water, before use. If you are concerned, you might just dump the first water and do it again. I have never seen anything resembling dirt.
111962
I've had my machine for two years, so it's been a while since I read the booklet, but I thought this was covered there. From personal experience and Food Safety Certification class, I know *I* wouldn't drink from a pot of water that had been sitting around for hours or days unless it had been boiled and thus sterilized first.
861443
This can be from water/moisture. Place in a zip-lock bag with dry (uncooked) rice 48hrs.
947937
I use a produce bag and place it inside the waste bowl. As soon as I'm done juicing I wash everything. Use the brush to clean the screen and let it dry. If the screen still has stuff in it after dries - re-clean. Have been very satisfied with the juicer; Gary H.