What is the difference between liquid soap and solid soap in preventing COVID-19 infection and spread?

!--webeditor:page title"--July 29, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Wearing a mask has now created some disagreement among the population, but people may think that hand washing is something that almost everyone agrees with. The concept from the West, that young people born around the 1980s and 1990s, similar to the chinese native 80s and 90s, claimed that the soap they washed was contaminated with bacteria, so they switched to liquid soap, so what is the best strip of soap (block soap, bar soap) or liquid soap? What's the difference? Photo Credit: Getty Images/Isabel Pavia, a PhD candidate in molecular biology at the University of Oregon, talks about his view that, first, pathogenic microorganisms are too small for us to see with the naked eye, and if we can see the coronavirus in our hands, then we'll immediately clean our hands so that we can avoid exposure to the coronavirus, and humans can effectively and quickly eliminate the epidemic.
the human gut is home to a large number of microbiomes, and there are a variety of microbes in the mouth and skin, and we constantly transfer and acquire microbes when we come into contact with other people; many studies have shown that people living in cohabitants have more similar microbiomes than people living in different places, and that the microbes on the skin of dog owners are more like their dogs, and that the bacteria found on the surface of the classroom are similar to those found in humans, such as bacteria found in the human gut.
using humans as a walking vector for invisible microorganisms may sound a little creepy, but only a small number of microbes can cause disease, in fact, our microbiome can protect the body from harmful microorganisms such as viruses, research shows that the diversity of the microbiome is directly related to a variety of human diseases, and the occurrence of diverse microbiomes need to be done through the spread of microorganisms, compared with "living alone" zebra fish, the biological diversity of zebra fish organisms will be significantly increased.
With the spread and ravages of new coronaviruses, we must reduce the spread of microorganisms to prevent the spread and spread of this pathogen that causes a global epidemic, COVID-19 can spread through breathing, coughing and sneezing droplets, contact with contaminated surfaces and then contact with the eyes, mouth and nose will allow the new coronavirus to invade the body, which is why we must practice maintaining social distance and wearing masks.
wash with soap and water for at least 20 seconds can effectively reduce the level of microorganisms on our hands, whether we are using strips or liquid soaps, both types of soaps have surfactants, or molecules that reduce surface tension, which allow soap sewage to spread, while the surface active agent of soap is a compound with dual properties, some of which can interact with water, and the other part can interact with dirt, grease and microorganisms on the skin.
SARS-CoV-2 is a membrane virus surrounded by lipids or fatty acids, and it can also be a simple marker of surfactants, so that the surfactant can effectively dissolve the virus's envelope, thereby killing the virus.
picture source: Getty Images/Science Photo Library/Kateryna Kon strip soap and liquid soap are also effective in reducing the number of microorganisms in the skin, because they all contain surfactants, so not one is better than the other, and aesthetically different, some strips of soap leave residue on the tray, some people may feel bad, and both have different carbon footprints. the use of
bars of soap dates back at least to 2800 B.C., when the lipids of animals and plants react with alkalis, and the friction caused by wiping hands with soap is a bonus for hand hygiene, as it may be better to remove debris, although bacteria may grow on soap, but studies have shown that in the process of washing hands, the bacteria on soap rarely spread to the hands.
since the 1980s, researchers have been producing liquid soaps in large quantities, which contain special detergents, so-called synthetic surfactants, which are called synthetic surfactants, which are more expensive to produce liquid soaps, and require 5 times as much energy as striped soaps, and 20 times the energy needed for packaging (plastic bottles);
People need to use strips and liquid soaps to fight COVID-19, but that's not the most important thing, so what's the most important? There is currently no vaccine for COVID-19, and we have no way of knowing the specific carriers of the virus, so humans must come together to maintain social distance, wear masks and wash their hands frequently to effectively prevent the infection, spread and spread of COVID-19.
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