"Cold water helps tighten the wax layer, making it easier to clean. Make sure the water is not too cold to avoid damaging the fruit's texture."

When washing fruit, use your fingers or a soft brush to gently scrub it without damaging the skin. Avoid using a brush that is too rough.

"If the wax layer is too difficult to clean with water alone, add a little liquid dish soap. Be sure to rinse the fruit well after using soap."

"If the wax layer is too thick, soak the fruit in cold water for a few minutes before washing it to remove it."

Mix one part apple cider vinegar with three parts water, then soak the fruit in this solution for a few minutes before washing it. Apple cider vinegar has antimicrobial properties that help eliminate bacteria and germs from the fruit.

After washing the fruit, gently dry it using a clean towel or kitchen tissue. Avoid rubbing too hard to prevent damage to the fruit.

Make sure to buy fruits from a reliable source or look for organic fruits that do not use artificial wax to enhance their appearance. Source: Fimela.com.