Things You Need to Avoid Sharing with Your Loved Ones

#1 – Bar Soap

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First of all, bar soaps do not clean themselves! Each time you use the bar, you contaminate it with organisms (could be friendly germs or severe pathogens humans normally carry) from your skin.

Surprisingly, even if you’re using an antibacterial soap, the bar is still going to be an ineffective germ eliminator compared to alcohol. And there would be even worse consequences in case you’re storing the soap in a wet spot, simply because, as you may already know, all the nasty stuff (viruses, fungi, and bacteria) tend to thrive in moisture.

Another level of danger includes stomach flu (or norovirus) and CA-MRSA, which is a bacteria responsible for severe infections and illnesses.

However, according to experts, sharing soap with your partner can be less harmful since your bodies have familiarized to one another’s bacteria.