Rrog
Well-Known Member
Very interesting! As a side note, I feel it is a dangerous thing to have a widespread anti-bacterial strategy, and here's why:
We can't possibly kill everything. Bad microbes are characterized as weaker, but faster. Good microbes are generally slower but stronger. So in a sterile environment the bad microbes can get an upper hand quickly. That's also why I don't use anything "anti-bacterial" whether a soap of a plastic / fabric.
We can't possibly kill everything. Bad microbes are characterized as weaker, but faster. Good microbes are generally slower but stronger. So in a sterile environment the bad microbes can get an upper hand quickly. That's also why I don't use anything "anti-bacterial" whether a soap of a plastic / fabric.