Replace Sponges to Avoid Foodborne Illness

re: Replace Sponges to Avoid Foodborne Illness

alange — 8/17/2024 8:40:06 PM

if soap is a good antibiotic then using soap will be useful.

re: Replace Sponges to Avoid Foodborne Illness

Shepard505 — 8/6/2024 4:22:59 PM

I run them through laundry just like a dish rag every few days.

re: Replace Sponges to Avoid Foodborne Illness

seedsaver37 — 8/6/2024 3:06:36 AM

I have never used that type of sponge. I much prefer microfibre cloths, which can be boiled. They seem to last forever and the texture is perfect for removing tea and coffee stains from cups. When they finally start to wear out they are relegated to the laundry or bathroom.

re: Replace Sponges to Avoid Foodborne Illness

grulla — 8/4/2024 6:09:24 AM

One can sterilize sponges in a MW oven. Just make sure the sponge is not dry, and contains a good level of moisture for good convection and safe MW oven operation. Dr. Mercola does not approve of MW food applications, and also keep at least 3' away from an operating MW oven.

re: Replace Sponges to Avoid Foodborne Illness

dahinton — 8/1/2024 10:19:03 AM

You can clean your sponges with hydrogen peroxide.