Organic cleaning powder for shrimps, crabs, fruits and vegetables

Abstract

The invention discloses organic cleaning powder for shrimps, crabs, fruits and vegetables. The organic cleaning powder is prepared by uniformly mixing 20-50% of citric acid, 10%-20% of oxalic acid, 5-20% of potassium citrate, 3%-20% of sodium bicarbonate, 2%-10% of plant fiber powder, and 3%-10% of antioxidant by mass percentage, and conducting bagging according to production requirements. The weight of one bag of the cleaning powder is 100g, and the cleaning powder is mixed in water according to the mass ratio of 1: 20-1: 50 and then can be used for cleaning shrimps, crabs, fruits and vegetables. The product obtained by the invention is non-toxic, harmless and pollution-free, and can effectively remove dirt on the surfaces of shrimps, crabs and the like and pesticide residues on fruits and vegetables, remove fishy smell and odor smell.

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Benefits of technology

The technical effect of this inventor's new products that have no harmful or bad smells on surfaces like fishing rods used for aquaculture production has been shown by researchers working with them at home before they were introduced into farms where cropped plants was grown.

Problems solved by technology

Crayfishes (Crocodis) can cause damage from environmental factors like soil degraded by excess nutrients such as nitrogen fertilizers used during cultivating. Additionally, they may also contain harmful chemical compounds found within them called pyrethroids. These compound contaminates food products when consumed through consumption. To remove these unwanted pests it needs special treatments made up entirely of natural sources - an oxyalkyphenol-based material.