Cleaning agents that render food unfit even for a dog
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Question
Which cleaning agents are considered to be such that they render food unfit for consumption even by a dog (i.e., not fit for a dog to eat)? How can one know whether the cleaning products I have at home really render the food unfit for a dog or not? And is it not correct to say that all cleaning agents render food unfit for a dog, since none of them are suitable for eating?
Answer
Shalom u’vracha.
Any cleaning agent that is not especially mild renders the food unfit for consumption by a dog.
There are mild cleaning agents, such as soap used for soaking fruits, which do not spoil the food.
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