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My son is right. The soap doesn't clean anything. This was previously known for dishwashing liquid and laundry detergent. Hand-washed collars and socks with a bar of hand soap always worked great, but not anymore. I suspect that the soap only consists of glycerine, perhaps with an added scent. This will definitely save money in terms of raw materials, the rest is placebo and the effect with water alone is just as big (i.e. small).
The old-fashioned cleaning products are difficult to obtain. Soda is an example of this, but gasoline and hydrogen peroxide are also no longer available. Old trusted products that are not only excellent for cleaning, but also stain removers and disinfectants and can be used much more widely. These are all cheap products that have suddenly disappeared from the shelves. The more expensive products are also hardly for sale. It seems that pollution is increasing and with that the next epidemic will be declared upon us. Vaccination Shower less, wash hands less, wash clothes less often. I am curious
whether everyone will participate in this and whether showering, washing hands and feet before we start praying will also be abolished. I still remember how everyone had to wash their hands before eating. We just ate with cutlery so... How many people still cover that? I think society is already pretty fulfilling. In itself it is good for the immune system. Did you wash your hands? Then trade it when you've done that. The clean smell can sometimes smell bad.

14.7.2024
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