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A 12 oz trigger-spray bottle of All Green Fruit & Vegetable Wash, a plant-based produce cleaner, with a green label on a neutral gray background.
  • A 12 oz trigger-spray bottle of All Green Fruit & Vegetable Wash, a plant-based produce cleaner, with a green label on a neutral gray background.
  • A 12 oz trigger-spray bottle of All Green Fruit & Vegetable Wash, a plant-based produce cleaner, with a green label on a neutral gray background.
All Green Fruit & Vegetable Wash – Plant-Based Produce Cleaner

All Green Fruit & Vegetable Wash – Plant-Based Produce Cleaner

$9.99
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Water alone leaves it behind. All Green Fruit & Vegetable Wash is a five-ingredient, plant-based produce rinse that lifts wax, soil, and handling residue off the skin of what you're about to eat — then rinses clean with no aftertaste.

Spray it. Wait two minutes. Rinse. That's the whole routine.

Why it works

  • Decyl glucoside — a gentle plant-derived surfactant that releases residue water can't move on its own
  • Citric acid — brightens and helps break down surface film
  • Tea tree oil — naturally derived, from the melaleuca plant
  • Ready to use — no mixing, no dilution, no measuring
  • No aftertaste — rinses off completely, leaving only the flavor of the produce

How to use

Spray produce. Let sit for 2 minutes. Rinse thoroughly and let dry.

Use on all washable fruits and vegetables. The two-minute wait is the part people skip — it's what gives the surfactant time to release residue before you rinse.

Ingredients

Aqua (Water), Alcohol, Decyl Glucoside, Citric Acid, Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil.

That's it. No dyes, no synthetic fragrance, no phosphates, no chlorine, no petroleum solvents.

Good to know

  • Cruelty free — the manufacturer does not test on animals
  • Made in America
  • Safe around people and pets when used as directed
  • Recyclable bottle and trigger sprayer

Free shipping on orders over $35. Below that, shipping is calculated at checkout.

Part of the All Green line — the same plant-based approach behind All Green Degreaser, Dish Wash, Laundry Wash, and Hand Soap.

Keep out of reach of children. For external use on produce only; rinse thoroughly before eating. Avoid contact with eyes — if contact occurs, rinse with water. Not an EPA-registered disinfectant.

Produce cleaning methods compared

Method What it does Main limitation
Plain running water Helps remove dirt and some surface residues when produce is rubbed or gently scrubbed. Doesn’t remove everything, including all pesticide residues or microbes.
Baking soda in water May help remove certain surface pesticide residues with soaking and rinsing. Results depend on the produce and residue. It isn’t a proven way to sanitize produce.
Produce wash Offers a dedicated cleaning step; performance depends on the product’s ingredients and directions. It should not be assumed to remove more pesticides or microbes than running water without product-specific testing.

Rinsing produce under running water is a good everyday starting point. Some people choose a baking-soda soak or a produce wash for an additional cleaning step. Whichever method you use, follow the directions and rinse thoroughly.