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> I think it's prudent to wash vegetables to clean off any herbicides and other chemicals even if they are "known" to be harmless. you're gonna have a real har
by sigstoat 9y ago
> I think it's prudent to wash vegetables to clean off any herbicides and other chemicals even if they are "known" to be harmless.
you're gonna have a real hard time getting all the chemicals off your veggies using dihydrogen monoxide, what with its high boiling point. i suggest using formaldehyde instead.
- KSteffensen 9y agoHigh boiling point of water is irrelevant for solubility of veggie chemicals. What matters is hydrophilic/hydrophobic qualities. My suggestion would be to start with water, GI through methanol, acetonitrile, chloroform and end up with a good fatty oil, maybe olive oil. Remember to rinse if the oil with soap as the final step. Or maybe get some veggies that don't have the chemicals on them in the first place?