Apples are often called nature’s perfect fruit crisp, sweet, and packed with nutrients that boost your health. But the shiny red apples you see in markets might not be as natural as they appear. To make them look fresh and appealing, many sellers coat apples with wax and artificial coloring.While this glossy layer enhances appearance, it can also trap pesticides, dust, and bacteria, making the fruit unsafe to eat without proper cleaning. The good news is that you can easily remove these coatings at home using simple kitchen ingredients.Here are six effective ways to clean apples naturally:1. Baking Soda SoakFill a bowl with warm water and add one teaspoon of baking soda. Soak the apples for 10–15 minutes, then rub gently under running water. This method helps remove both wax and pestic...