Funny, but a classic misconception most people have about soap.
Yes, some soaps have the antibacterial chemicals in them (which leads to strains of resistant bacteria - bad) but the major reason soap cleans is that it makes it easier for water to wash away germs on a surface.
Just washing with soap - and the same soapy hands - will only moves the germs around, not get rid of them.
This is one point I made to a shopkeeper during the plandemic, when all the worker bees would wash surfaces over and over using the same rags - all they are doing is spreading the shit to every surface and not helping at all.
One girl even said, "they only give me this one rag all shift" or something like that - which means every surface she touched would collect and deposit everything to all the other surfaces. One infected surface now will contaminate every surface in the place.
Disposable wipes and rinsing well is the best action, but that was too expensive I guess.
But since the virus was not smart enough to get around the stupid plexiglass barriers, maybe it saw those cleaning rags and would just die by itself - LOL.
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Yes, some soaps have the antibacterial chemicals in them (which leads to strains of resistant bacteria - bad) but the major reason soap cleans is that it makes it easier for water to wash away germs on a surface.
Just washing with soap - and the same soapy hands - will only moves the germs around, not get rid of them.
This is one point I made to a shopkeeper during the plandemic, when all the worker bees would wash surfaces over and over using the same rags - all they are doing is spreading the shit to every surface and not helping at all.
One girl even said, "they only give me this one rag all shift" or something like that - which means every surface she touched would collect and deposit everything to all the other surfaces. One infected surface now will contaminate every surface in the place.
Disposable wipes and rinsing well is the best action, but that was too expensive I guess.
But since the virus was not smart enough to get around the stupid plexiglass barriers, maybe it saw those cleaning rags and would just die by itself - LOL.