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Mike McGeough

wrote:

..... I can't see why you couldn't use it for a spray
> on personal grapes even if it's not recommended.

Bob,

From what I've read since this thread started, sodium percarbonate _is_
approved for grapes & other fruits in several proprietary products. They
usually combine it with hydrogen peroxide and sell it as a concentrate.
These products have even been approved for sanitizing hard surfaces to
get rid of anthrax! It seems that it's effective against fungus spores,
bacteria, viruses (and stains).

What gave you the idea to use it in the first place?

Mike MTM, Cokesbury, NJ, USA

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