Wordless Wednesday: Vinegar Vegetable Wash & Blog Hop

I love finding frugal (ahem, cheap) and simple solutions to things I use every day. Case in point, I used to spend $3-5 a bottle for an all-natural fruit and veggie wash. Then, I learned that adding a cup of vinegar to a sinkful of water basically does the same thing. It kills bacteria and removes most of the wax and pesticides off fruit and vegetables. Vinegar is so cheap and I know exactly what my vegetables and fruit are soaking in.

Plus, a vinegar wash can help strawberries and other berries last longer and mold free. Check out LifeHacker for more information.

Get More Followers and Fans Blog Hop

Now it’s time to link up your blog, Facebook, Twitter or Google+. Let’s try to help everyone on the list, so follow me and 4 others on the linky list.

Feel free to grab my button and add to your site. And don’t forget to like other Facebook pages with your personal Facebook profile (your blog’s Facebook page doesn’t count as a Like). Have fun!

This post was written by

Tracey – who has written 405 posts on Don't Mess with Mama.
Tracey Black is the founder and editor-in-chief for Don't Mess with Mama, the sassy mom's guide to parenting, green living and travel. She is a regular contributor to Redbook's Mamarama blog, and a social media strategist working with eco-friendly brands such as Stonyfield, Juice Beauty and others. She has three boys and lives in San Diego, Calif.