Scott Amron's Vanishing Fruitwash Labels are a concept design for a water-soluble, adhesive-backed fruit label that is impregnated with "fruit wash" — a detergent engineered to remove wax and pesticide residue. They also spare you the hassle of trying to peel labels off your fruit.
Amron's VANISHING FRUITWASH LABELS
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