Washing

... its oils and enzymes have antimicrobial properties and it is constantly being shed, which makes colonizing the skin difficult. Thus regular washing rarely gives room for harmful microbes, because the ones that have specialized to live on human skin have occupied the available living space ...

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... after bleaching I feel dirty because I used it. I will not touch my waistband after using the bathroom or take off my pants to change them without washing my hands. I feel like I am spreading "bathroom and poop germs" on to my legs while sitting on the toilet and onto my pants when I ...

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Hi there, What does it mean when it says "wash twice with PBS" regarding bacteria..does it mean after I spin down my bacteria, I pour off the supernatant and then add PBS and then spin again, pour off s/n add more PBS and spin... OR DOES IT MEAN just add PBS ensuring the pellet doesn't bre...

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As odinsravien (aka raven) said, it could be chemical. some kind of soap. But most dish washing products are surfactant based rather than soap. Is your water pretty hard (alot of Calcium and Magnesium)?

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... all over it, my hands, my mobile phone and subsequently my recording studio. I underestimated resin and thought it can be dealt with by simply washing hands. The real problem began when I realised that the resin won't dry, it stayed sticky for days (weeks) so I had to pause my work in order ...

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