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anglrckx
ANSWERS: 11
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Dirty? Which kind of soap? There are lots, you know...
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yes, bars of soak sitting around can have germs, funny enough.
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Soap is actual something that is used to get underneath things that stick to your skin and make it stick to the soap itself. So, yes soap is dirty. But we use it because when you introduce water to it it prefers water to your skin and moves of your skin with the water.
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Soap nearest to the toilet can acually get some of the toilet jerms as sick as that is.
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a bar of soap harbours millions of bacteria, especially when shared for handwashing
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Yes just think of the soap residue on a bath when people stay in it a long time YUCK, I hate baths but if I take one I have to shower off with fresh water afterwards to remove any soap residue from my body
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Most soap when made is derived from dead animals. Use the natural stuff.
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I hear that some people wash with only a bar of soap- which is beyond weird to me- and in any event that they do, I'm sure that the soap is holding onto the dirt from their bodies, so that makes me think that soap is liable to get dirty. And if this is, in fact, true and people actually do this, then I believe any soaps' campaign officially sucks because its SOAP. If soap isn't clean, yet I'm "cleaning" myself with it, then just WHAT is going on here??
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Soap can get dirty. It doesn't repel dirt or germs--it just makes water wetter (by breaking surface tension), so that it can do its job as the "universal solvent" even better.
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Well, I actually have a fear or bar soap. I believe it is one of the most dirtiest things on earth. I use liquid soap. It creates a seeable softness on your skin and it's not sticky and gets stuck under your nails and it doesn't slip. Br soap is disgusting and I don't see how people use that stuff.
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Soap, a bar of soap, is self cleaning. Ofcourse, it all depends on where you store it or keep it!
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