Nobody understands Natural Selection. Any “anti-bacterial” product that “kills 99.9% of germs” is a super-bug breeding program. Avoid the stuff, and just use soap. Soap kills germs with a cell wall (which depends on lipids which are disrupted by soap).
coltish1 about 13 years ago
Beware antibacterial soaps. Bacteria are good for you. Well, some of them, when they’re on the surface …
imrobert about 13 years ago
Wouldn’t the anti-bacterial soap be cleaning your hands after you pressed the oh-so-nasty plunger? Break into small groups and discuss.
SallyLin about 13 years ago
Touch free faucets, soap dispensers and air dryers… and you still have to touch the doorknob/handle to leave the public restroom.
stuart about 13 years ago
Nobody understands Natural Selection. Any “anti-bacterial” product that “kills 99.9% of germs” is a super-bug breeding program. Avoid the stuff, and just use soap. Soap kills germs with a cell wall (which depends on lipids which are disrupted by soap).
Anarcissie about 13 years ago
Many bacteria are your friends.
DrChiBob about 13 years ago
I always wait until I’m in a public arena restroom to wash my hands.