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Soap doesn't kill germs, it simply makes it easier to wash germs off by making water fit into smaller areas. So, a damp sponge is a perfect environment for gro
by josho 9y ago
Soap doesn't kill germs, it simply makes it easier to wash germs off by making water fit into smaller areas.
So, a damp sponge is a perfect environment for growing bacteria.
Now if you are using antibacterial soap your sponge may be fine like that, but then those soaps have concerns of their own (eg. They kill good bacteria that we apparently want to keep around)
- vbuwivbiu 9y agoit's difficult to google but i read somewhere that normal soap makes bacteria pop due to dissolving their membranes