I would like to ask if spraying pesticides will float to food

Pesticides can drift onto food. Most pesticides are aerosol sprayed in the air and stay in the air for a period of time, during which time some of the insecticides will drift into the kitchen and land on food.

Pesticides are generally slightly toxic, and small amounts are not a big deal for normal people.

Considering that it is a pregnant woman and the body's resistance is relatively poor, it is better not to use these foods as much as possible.

It will not float to food, and the toxicity will disappear after boiling water, and it can be used.

Reason: The insecticide will be diluted when it spreads in the air, and the residue is less after you wash it with water, and a small amount of insecticide is not harmful to the human body, because the concentration is not enough, as long as it is not directly inhaled, there is no big problem. Just like if you usually eat fruits that have been sprayed with pesticides, you will not be poisoned, please rest assured.

Insecticide Profile:

Insecticides are medicines mainly used to control agricultural pests and urban health pests. It has a long history of use, a large amount and many varieties.

In the twentieth century, with the rapid development of agriculture, pesticides led to a huge increase in agricultural production. However, almost all pesticides can seriously alter ecosystems, most of them are harmful to humans, and the rest will be concentrated in the food chain. We must strike a balance between agricultural development and the environment and health.

Yes, you need to be aware when spraying pesticides, as particles, may drift onto food.

If you are concerned about the effects that pesticides may have on your food, it is recommended that you avoid direct contact with food after spraying pesticides. Also, make sure that when spraying the insecticide, the food is already away from the spraying area.

If you have questions about specific pesticide usage methods and precautions, we recommend that you consult with the insecticide manufacturer or a local pesticide expert to ensure your safety and health.

If the sprayed food has an outer packaging, then after washing the outer packaging with water, the food inside is completely ready for normal consumption. Take proper care when opening the package and try to avoid direct contact between the food and the outside of the package.

If the sprayed food has skin, such as bananas, apples, etc., then the outside of the food can be thoroughly washed with alkaline water, and the skin can be removed as usual, and it can also be eaten normally.

If aerosol insecticides are sprayed directly on rice, flour, rice, steamed bread and other foods, the surface food can be removed according to the degree of contamination, and it will generally not affect consumption.

As for the consequences of eating food contaminated by insecticidal aerosols, because the amount of pesticides sprayed on food is generally not too large (unless deliberately damaged), eating contaminated food should not cause acute poisoning (insecticidal aerosols belong to sanitary pesticides, and the relevant state departments have certain restrictions on their toxicity), but after all, there is still some harm to the body. Therefore, if food is contaminated with aerosol pesticides, it is still necessary to make a trade-off on the premise of ensuring good health.

If you can eat it, you can wash it with water a few times; The fruits and vegetables that people in the city eat generally need to be insecticidal (usually sold after a week or 10 days), and they don't eat them the same? It won't be poisoned.

Summary. Hello dear, happy to answer your questions. In this case, it is recommended not to eat, especially if the food has been sprayed with pesticides, if we eat it, it may lead to acute poisoning.

Of course, if the food has been adequately covered, it is recommended that the patient can eat it appropriately, and if it is not covered, it is recommended to discard it to avoid acute gastrointestinal inflammation.

Insecticide sprays food + but there is something in the way.

Hello, dear, I am happy to answer your questions and prepare questions. In this case, it is recommended not to eat, especially if the food has been sprayed with pesticides, if we eat it, it may lead to acute poisoning. Of course, if the food has been fully covered, it is recommended that the patient can eat it appropriately, and if it is not covered, it is recommended to discard it to avoid acute gastrointestinal inflammation.

Insecticide refers to a drug that kills pests, such as beetles, flies, grubs, nose worms, jumping worms, and nearly 10,000 other kinds of excitation pests. The use of pesticides has gone through several stages: the earliest discoveries are natural pesticides and inorganic compounds, but they have a single effect, large dosage and short duration of effect; Organosynthetic insecticides, such as organochlorines, organophosphorus and carbamates, are characterized by high or low residual efficiency, and many of them have high acute toxicity to mammals.