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lonelyahava
Call me Ahava ~~She/Her~~Move to New ZealandRegistered User regular
Call me Ahava ~~She/Her~~Move to New ZealandRegistered User regular
I could have sworn we had a Green Living thread somewhere.
Anyways, I'm wanting to get a bit more into the packaging free lifestyle. I'm slowly working on switching over the majority of my bathroom to being packaging free shampoo, soaps, etc.
I'm wanting to do the same with my kitchen soap, but I'm curious if a bar soap will have the same anti-bacterial type of stuff that I expect from a liquid kitchen hand soap. For cleaning my hands after handling raw meats and the like.
Is it possible to get an anti-bacterial bar of soap instead of the liquid soaps? Have you used one that you would recommend?
Anyways, I'm wanting to get a bit more into the packaging free lifestyle. I'm slowly working on switching over the majority of my bathroom to being packaging free shampoo, soaps, etc.
I'm wanting to do the same with my kitchen soap, but I'm curious if a bar soap will have the same anti-bacterial type of stuff that I expect from a liquid kitchen hand soap. For cleaning my hands after handling raw meats and the like.
Is it possible to get an anti-bacterial bar of soap instead of the liquid soaps? Have you used one that you would recommend?
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Edit: all soap kills bacteria regardless of the 'antibiotics' in it if you, you know, use it like soap instead of assuming it kills on contact
That was pretty much what I needed, but didn't quite know how to word the google search.
so i figured y'all would be smarter than me.
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Found this, but it's been dormant since October of last year, if that helps...
I can has cheezburger, yes?
Reusable containers. When you run out, you wash the container and take it back to the store for a discount on the next container of stuff. The Body Shop used to do this, I don't know if they still do.
Lush has some great ones, and you might even be able to find some local artisans/makers who are making their own as well.
Conditioner bars are also a thing
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