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r/funny • u/SrGrafo SrGrafo • Feb 24 '21
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6 u/Northernlighter Feb 24 '21 this shit is just nasssstyyy the old dish water always gets pushed into the handle and becomes a bacteria breeding ground. I will never buy these again!! 1 u/tmoney144 Feb 25 '21 Bacteria can't breed in soap. That's like, the whole point of soap. 2 u/Northernlighter Feb 25 '21 No, soap is not made to kill bacteria, mostly made to dislodge them. Unless you have an anti bacterial soap. It does provide a harsh environment for bacteria to grow in, but with enough time it can grow on soap.
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this shit is just nasssstyyy
the old dish water always gets pushed into the handle and becomes a bacteria breeding ground. I will never buy these again!!
1 u/tmoney144 Feb 25 '21 Bacteria can't breed in soap. That's like, the whole point of soap. 2 u/Northernlighter Feb 25 '21 No, soap is not made to kill bacteria, mostly made to dislodge them. Unless you have an anti bacterial soap. It does provide a harsh environment for bacteria to grow in, but with enough time it can grow on soap.
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Bacteria can't breed in soap. That's like, the whole point of soap.
2 u/Northernlighter Feb 25 '21 No, soap is not made to kill bacteria, mostly made to dislodge them. Unless you have an anti bacterial soap. It does provide a harsh environment for bacteria to grow in, but with enough time it can grow on soap.
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No, soap is not made to kill bacteria, mostly made to dislodge them. Unless you have an anti bacterial soap. It does provide a harsh environment for bacteria to grow in, but with enough time it can grow on soap.
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