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	<title>Comments on: To disinfect or not to disinfect</title>
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		<title>By: 1st Mate</title>
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		<description>I was talking about this subject with a friend yesterday while we were washing vegetables from our favorite veggie stand. She&#039;s committed to using Microdyne, which she says has more crucial ingredients than just iodine. I&#039;m on the fence. Like you, I&#039;d just as soon peel the outer leaves of a cabbage. I do wash lettuces such as Romaine in Microdyne, though I&#039;ve only just started doing this after three years in Mexico. I was (duh!) rinsing off the Microdyne until she pointed out that the rinse water might be more suspect, but my motives were aesthetic: I was concerned the stuff would affect the taste, especially in salads. But I wouldn&#039;t be surprised if you&#039;re right about the produce we buy in Tucson being the same as what we buy in Mexico, and it&#039;s unlikely that when it comes across the border it gets an antibacterial bath. At least it&#039;s not irradiated...yet.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I was talking about this subject with a friend yesterday while we were washing vegetables from our favorite veggie stand. She&#8217;s committed to using Microdyne, which she says has more crucial ingredients than just iodine. I&#8217;m on the fence. Like you, I&#8217;d just as soon peel the outer leaves of a cabbage. I do wash lettuces such as Romaine in Microdyne, though I&#8217;ve only just started doing this after three years in Mexico. I was (duh!) rinsing off the Microdyne until she pointed out that the rinse water might be more suspect, but my motives were aesthetic: I was concerned the stuff would affect the taste, especially in salads. But I wouldn&#8217;t be surprised if you&#8217;re right about the produce we buy in Tucson being the same as what we buy in Mexico, and it&#8217;s unlikely that when it comes across the border it gets an antibacterial bath. At least it&#8217;s not irradiated&#8230;yet.</p>
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