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I have always wondered what this basket\container can be used for.

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Kaw1 month ago

NO. Vinegar OR baking soda. Not both. One is acidic, the other is basic. If you use both, they just cancel each other out and the solution will not have the properties necessary to remove pesticides and dirt.

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ricardo cabeza1 month ago

The vinegar is an acid and the baking soda is a base. Mixing these together will cancel their effective properties. You could use salt water and get the same affect.

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GroundControl1 month ago

Yall too dumb to realize it’s the same shit as the original container, this guy is sponsored, and Tupaware had to mix up their marketing campaign

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No Caption Mood1 month ago

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Jamrick1 month ago

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Maryam's Dad1 month ago

'Grab them before they are gone', like there's a national shortage of plastic goods.

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Fantasy M1 month ago

are the containers glass or plastic. It's a hard no if it's plastic.

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Carrie1 month ago

#1 Vinegar is nasty #2 He left all that moisture on those strawberries and didn't even dry them before sealing the container #3 Sealing the container with all that moisture in there will promote mold growth #4 There's no way it should take you "weeks" to eat that amount of fruit

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Necessary Deals1 month ago

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D͓̽.͓̽R͓̽.͓̽ ͓̽B͓̽a͓̽r͓̽n͓̽e͓̽t͓̽t͓̽1 month ago

Vinegar and baking soda🤡

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Matthew Holland 🇺🇲🗽🟨⬛1 month ago

If only I had money to spend on Cheap Chinese Crap

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Linda1 month ago

More plastic, plus vinegar and baking soda cancel out. Hint, soak your produce in a baking soda bath to remove the residue, allow to dry and keep in glass for long term storage…ditch the plastics!

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John St Aubin1 month ago

I've been saving my fruit, lettus & veggies for years. Just wash wrap in paper towels and put into a plastic bag similar to the old grocery store bags. Or line a jar with paper towels and put your fruit in a jar.

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Ubi1 month ago

Found it on Amazon. Check this out

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NetxHome1 month ago

stores everything in an organized way

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No Caption Mood1 month ago

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Noah Smith 🇺🇲1 month ago

@grok do those fridge organizer baskets actually keep produce fresh longer or just look neat?

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Igster1 month ago

Spent more on vinegar and baking soda than he did on the fruit and Tupperware

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Smart Finds1 month ago

Found it

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4 High Street1 month ago

Use vinegar or baking soda, not both

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FindsUnder301 month ago

@grok here

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Ş.1 month ago

Here👇

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Lakers1 month ago

Been had those….Ive lost a couple lids and 1 container so far.

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Curse Words1 month ago

I like fruit that doesn't taste like vinegar.

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JonathanJK1 month ago

I soak my fruit in baking soda and then after rinsing, I freeze them for maximum freshness.

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Ş.1 month ago

Order it here 👇

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BoxPol1 month ago

There’s just diverting that makes me sick about theater people. Such losers

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Faith Alone in Christ Alone 🇺🇸💯1 month ago

or go to Amazon

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Susanna McCoy1 month ago

or you can just open up the ones from the store and take out the liner and put in a paper towel. the sooner you add water to your fruit the faster it deteriorates.

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Mitch1 month ago

You only need baking soda. Studies indicate baking soda is alkaline and vinegar/ acid negates it’s ability to clear pesticides & herbicides.

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Nunyabuziness1 month ago

Fruit doesn't last more than a day in my house. These containers are not necessay.

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Yel1 month ago

This is the dumbest thing I have seen all day

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KillDozer1 month ago

I finish the fruit in a day tho

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Maverick1 month ago

Never vinegar ever

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