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titleOfInvention Cleaning treatment method for raw edible vegetables and the like, and sodium chlorite preparation used in this washing treatment method
abstract A cleaning method capable of cleaning raw edible vegetables and the like while maintaining good bacteriostatic properties without causing complication of the process, and sodium chlorite used in the cleaning method Provision of formulation. A method for cleaning raw edible vegetables or the like that uses a sodium chlorite preparation to at least bacterial raw ingredients such as raw edible vegetables, wherein the pre-cut active ingredient is converted into a sodium chlorite preparation. A bacteriostatic process S22 that is immersed in a bacteriostatic solution and a rinsing process S24 that rinses the cut active substance bacteriostatically boiled in this bacteriostatic process with tap water or well water. Method. [Selection] Figure 1
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