Organic fruit and vegetables are not always available, and buying packaged ones or in the supermarket provides little guarantee of healthiness. Far from it: the logical pressures of the market are often combined with a terrible yield, between herbicides and pesticides.
For this reason I find this new “pesticide purifier” called Garrnish interesting. A designed home device to remove 90% of common pesticides from fruit and vegetables.
Crowdfunding and health
Launched via the through crowdfunding Kickstarter and thanks to over 600 supporters, the Garrnish purifier has allowed its creators to tenfold the amount initially requested to transform the concept into a mass product.
Almost all fruit and vegetables are coated with pesticides even after washing them. Regular washing methods are not effective enough. The Garrnish Pesticide Purifier is a revolutionary way to remove more than 90% of common pesticides, and 99,9% of Chlorpyrifos and Dichlorvos pesticides from fruit and vegetables. The future of clean eating is here!
From the company's statement on Kickstarter
How does the Garrnish Pesticide Purifier Work?
Despite marketing claims, wash and spray products have often proved ineffective in removing pesticides. They even tend to leave residues.
The principle behind the Garrnish purifier is simple, and you know it for sure: it's called electrolysis.
Electrolysis it is the process that splits water molecules into (H+) and (OH-) ions, producing tiny microbubbles that fill the basin. This electrolyzed water creates an alkaline environment and, together with the chlorine existing in tap water, breaks down the benzene ring, or molecular structure of chemical pesticides, turning them into harmless non-toxic substances that are easily washed away with water.
Garrnish has now started pre-sales with the first deliveries starting in September 2021. If this makes sense to you, take a look at the official page of the public funding campaign of this pesticide purifier on Kickstarter.
