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EcoDiscoveries Harvest™
Produce Wash and Preservative
EcoDiscoveries just launched one of its greatest products yet! EcoDiscoveries Harvest™ is an all-natural blend of plant-derived ingredients, including a unique proprietary extract from a South American plant and inorganic mineral salts. It is formulated to remove waxes, chemicals, soil and other contaminants and actually increases the shelf-life of your fresh food! Our unique formula washes away impurities, allowing the freshness of your produce and harvested fruits & veggies to be maintained-longer. All that’s left is the taste that nature intended.
- Removes pesticide residues, waxes and contaminants
- Increases the shelf-life of fresh produce
- Does not Contain phenols, quaternary compounds, chlorine (including chlorine dioxide), triclosan, terpones, phosphates, dioxane (from ethoxylated surfactants) or SLS (Sodium Laurel Sulphates)
- All-natural, plant-derived
EcoDiscoveries is committed to helping provide a safe and clean environment for children to learn, grow and play. We
strive to educate communities about the importance of using non-toxic alternatives in Schools, Daycares, Activity Centers
or any place where children are present.
In our campaign to replace conventional cleaning chemicals with natural, non-toxic alternatives in schools, we ask
for the support of teachers, administrators, government officials, parents and green advocates to help us educate our
communities about the importance of keeping children's environments free from chemical toxins.
If you are a parent and would like to find out more about how to get your child's school to go green and use safe, non-toxic
alternatives, please visit our parent help pages or contact: Kendra Wise
As part of our Greener Schools campaign, EcoDiscoveries has embraced an holistic approach by helping grow more
organic schools gardens. Earth Week 2010, EcoDiscoveries partnered with Teach to Grow to build more organic school
gardens and teach growing practices in the curriculum.
For more information on the T2G program visit: www.teachtogrow.org
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