Probably a silly question

[nerak]

Doesn't antibacterial soap make you wonder what soap was doing before it came along?

Soap was just plain old soap! It didn't contain stuff that can make you ill.

I stay away from the antibacterial stuff after reading this: Warning: Antibacterial Soap

 

[Thedan1284]

Soap was just plain old soap! It didn't contain stuff that can make you ill.

I stay away from the antibacterial stuff after reading this: Warning: Antibacterial Soap

The other week my squadron got a care package from someone who made homade soap like it was made in the old days. I hoarded alot of it because nobody showed too much interest in it. Its great stuff. Takes a good long while to get the lather off. But its very effective. I still use the junky body wash because long showers with temperature controlled water and space doesnt exist here. We have a trailor we walk to that houses shower stalls and toilet stalls. They have a huge bag of water sitting in the 120 degree heat that is our water supply. There is a temp control on the showers. Outside 120 degree temp or WAY hotter. No fun. (We call these trailors "caddaliacs")
Dont even get me started on my fear of plastics and heat being related to illness and asexual offspring. Give netflix a go and watch plastic planet (good watch even though the author has personality/self image issues in my book). Theres also a documentary out there that unveils the harmful effects of chemicals. Chemical planet i believe its called. Another good netflix watch.
If your anything like me youll be drinking outta mason jars, cleaning your house with white vinegar, and pondering a switch to more organic body products.
Funny all this hippy stuff STILL concerned me when i was a smoker.

 

[nerak]

The other week my squadron got a care package from someone who made homade soap like it was made in the old days. I hoarded alot of it because nobody showed too much interest in it. Its great stuff. Takes a good long while to get the lather off. But its very effective. I still use the junky body wash because long showers with temperature controlled water and space doesnt exist here. We have a trailor we walk to that houses shower stalls and toilet stalls. They have a huge bag of water sitting in the 120 degree heat that is our water supply. There is a temp control on the showers. Outside 120 degree temp or WAY hotter. No fun. (We call these trailors "caddaliacs")
Dont even get me started on my fear of plastics and heat being related to illness and asexual offspring. Give netflix a go and watch plastic planet (good watch even though the author has personality/self image issues in my book). Theres also a documentary out there that unveils the harmful effects of chemicals. Chemical planet i believe its called. Another good netflix watch.
If your anything like me youll be drinking outta mason jars, cleaning your house with white vinegar, and pondering a switch to more organic body products.
Funny all this hippy stuff STILL concerned me when i was a smoker.

My daughter had a miscarriage while her husband was working in a place that ran plastic. He was using the pellets that would melt and make the plastic sheets.

The baby had malformed sexual organs. I saw him. We decided he was male, but did not form correctly. It is known that workers in plants that produce plastic have higher risk of miscarriage. My son-in-law got out of that plant and now has his own organic, pesticide free lawn care business.

Netflix is great for finding documentaries. People just need to make themselves watch and learn about the world in which we now live.

 

[Thedan1284]

Forks over knives is another good netflix watch as well.
A bit off topic but it counts.