- Fruit & Vegetable Wash | 1 Bottle Lasts 1 Year, Gentle Enough for Baby Food, Single Ingredient, Removes Residues, Calcium Helps Keep Produce Fresh 20x Longer

I’ll admit, I was a little uncertain at first about buying the Renovera Fruit & Vegetable Wash because of the cost. But I really wanted something organic, safe, and effective for cleaning our produce — especially since we prepare food for our baby. I’m so glad I decided to give it a try. This wash is incredibly gentle yet effective. You only need a tiny amount each time, and it removes that waxy residue and dirt from fruits and veggies so much better than just rinsing with water. After using it, produce feels truly clean — apples and cucumbers no longer have that slippery film, and berries stay fresh longer. I love that it’s non-toxic, plant-based, and safe enough for baby food prep. Knowing I’m not using harsh chemicals gives me peace of mind. The best part? One bottle really does last a long time — we’ve been using it regularly for weeks, and it barely looks touched. The light citrus scent is pleasant and natural, not overpowering. It rinses off easily and doesn’t leave any taste behind. ✅ Pros Organic and non-toxic — safe for the whole family Very effective at removing dirt, wax, and pesticide residue A little goes a long way (one bottle truly lasts months or more) Light, clean scent with no aftertaste Gentle enough for washing baby food ingredients ⚠️ Cons Higher upfront cost compared to basic produce washes Bottle design could use a measuring cap for easier portioning

I was skeptical at first but cannot believe how well this works! Every time I wash my produce I can very clearly see a thick layer of film (probably chemicals) on the top of the water that comes off of every fruit and veggie I’ve cleaned. I previously was using baking soda and never got as good of results as using this. It’s so easy to use and also so cute, which is not necessary but a very nice added bonus! I truly can’t believe how much stuff is on our produce and how this takes it off. Definitely a good value for how well and quickly it removes dirt and other residue that we shouldn’t be putting in our bodies. This will be a repeat buy for me!

I wanted to find a product that would pull wax off of apples and also remove pesticides. This product seems to do better than anything else I’ve tried. It lifted off all the wax (minus some flakey parts that I easily wiped off with a paper towel). I decided to use it on my tomatoes and it pulled all the preservation oils off that are used during shipping! I used to just used a vinegar water wash but that never pulled oils off. So this definitely works better. Now, is it effectively removing pesticides? I’ll never know because I don’t have a way to scientifically test that. But from what my eyes can see, it’s doing more than vinegar water and veggie wash ever did for me. And the tomatoes tasted fresher afterwards. One of the selling points is it increases the freshness of your produce. I’m not sure that’s accurate. I did use this product on organic cucumbers and the cucumbers molded within a few days. I’ve also used this product on strawberries and I didn’t feel like they lasted any longer than after a vinegar wash. It is on the pricey side, but I’ll know if the price is justified once I see how long 1 bottle lasts me. The advertisement states it should last a year. But honestly, details are missing with that boast. For instance, how many times are we washing fruits & vegetables each week will determine if this bottle really lasts 1 year. Time will tell.

I was tired of throwing away produce. This was recommended by a friend. It’s costly, but it only takes a couple of shakes and - well - gross. The pic is what comes off a pint of strawberries. I rinsed in the past, but I don’t think it was getting all of this … dirt, chemicals - not sure if you can see the oily sheen. I haven’t had to compost my berries since getting this. Partially this is because my kids are actually eating the berries. They feel they taste better, and whatever is on them does not seem to extend their shelf life. Seriously. Gross. Money saver in the long run.

I’ve been testing this fruit and vegetable wash on different types of organic produce, and the results vary depending on what you’re cleaning. My Experience: • Organic Apples: This worked incredibly well here. I was surprised by how much wax it was able to remove from the skin. The apple felt much cleaner and looked noticeably different afterward. • Organic Berries: I didn't find it as effective for these. It didn’t seem to remove much from the surface compared to a standard water rinse. Overall: It’s a good product to have in the kitchen, especially for waxy fruits. It gives me a bit more peace of mind when prepping organic snacks for my kids, even if the results aren't as dramatic on softer fruits like berries. I’d recommend it primarily for people who eat a lot of apples or other thick-skinned produce.

I was skeptical, but this stuff really works!! I'm up for trying anything once! I bought non-organic strawberries and washed them as usual before I used this - WOW!!!! First photo is of the bowl right after I took the berries out after soaking per instructions. The 2nd photo/video is after I let the water sit the entire day and the oil separated to the top - I'm assuming it's pesticides. SO GROSS!!! I feel terrible I have been giving my kids food without washing in this magic powder and I will never be without this again. My entire family has already bought a bottle! It will last a long time because you use so little! This is worth the money!

This stuff works. Lasts quite a long time. We bought ours in May 2023 and only now need another bottle; however, we paid $28.99. It’s basically doubled in price since then with it now costing $52.99. That’s crazy!

Seems to work. There is definitely a film on the top of the water after soaking and the water looks somewhat dingy. It’s not as dramatic as a lot of the other reviews, but maybe that’s because all of my produce is organic. I put a little directly on the apples and use it more like a scrub to get the wax off.

I will repeat purchase. I washed blueberries in this and they stayed fresh for significantly longer than typical in the fridge. The film that emerges in the water after you soak the fruit shows you what the product is removing. Product is easy to dispense. Very happy customer here!

I bought this on a whim after reading some reviews online. The amount of "yuck" this product cleans off my fruits and veggies is unreal. (I've found tomatoes have consistently been the dirtiest!!) To satisfy my own curiosity and skepticism, I ran two different tests: 1. Mixed the product with water as recommended, put NO produce in, and waited an appropriate length of time. The water was still clean and cloudy*. (*the product is white and will make the water look a bit cloudy white even before produce is added). I ran this test due to my skepticism that maybe the product changes and creates results on its own. Therefore not actually cleaning any produce. It doesn't. 2. Mixed the produce with water as recommended, put my produce in, waited the correct length of time for that produce and then rinsed it as directed. I dumped the remaining water mixture, and started the process again for the exact same produce I just used. I ran this test because I thought maybe soaking the produce a second time would extract more impurities. However, there was no additional extraction, concluding that the product works fully effectively the first time. Overall this is an excellent and essential product, and its something I would buy for every member of my family.

It really works and in 3 minutes you will how much dirt and pesticides comes out, that will shock you!

Been using this for all the veggie juices I’ve been making. A lot of gunk coming off the fruits/veggies

I enjoy working using this product. I have used it on various fruits and veggies and notice the residue in the water building up with strawberries in particular. I take this as a sign that the other fruits and veggies do not have heavy pesticides or wax. The water never looks "dirty" like what's advertised which had me skeptical until I saw it working with the strawberries.