Super Genius
Posts: 1,274 
June 24th, 2007, 12:48 PM
The anti-bacterial products that consumers are snatching up off the shelves is a bogus deal, my friends.
One of the two ingredients, often not listed, that makes it confrom to industry standards as an anti-bacterial: "Triclosan", the other being plain old alcohol. Is this really what you want to be using? - NOT!!!
Alcohol has been found to actually be "inebriating" children, since adult strength products are going to impact 50pounder humans much more than adults....so thats not good.
As for Triclosan, it is bad for the environment. And humans!! who-da-thunk, eh?
And, it does NOT work as well as "plain old soap and water":
LOL - did YOU get suckered into this marketting campaign? Remember, "if they have to market it, it isn't any good". Ads are for fools.
[sorry, am I insulting you? - I just mean to spark you into action to tell your friends and mothers tha bad news on Triclorosan, and to raise awareness about advertising methods and madness]
What is Triclosan? -
http://tinyurl.com/2tveo6
And here is the link Triclosan dangers:
http://tinyurl.com/2wjwc9
... at your service,
Karlin Klavin
The anti-bacterial products that consumers are snatching up off the shelves is a bogus deal, my friends.
One of the two ingredients, often not listed, that makes it confrom to industry standards as an anti-bacterial: "Triclosan", the other being plain old alcohol. Is this really what you want to be using? - NOT!!!
Alcohol has been found to actually be "inebriating" children, since adult strength products are going to impact 50pounder humans much more than adults....so thats not good.
As for Triclosan, it is bad for the environment. And humans!! who-da-thunk, eh?
And, it does NOT work as well as "plain old soap and water":
Quote:
http://tinyurl.com/3ypzed
"At home, however, the average person doesn't wash his hands long enough for triclosan to have the desired effect."
LOL - did YOU get suckered into this marketting campaign? Remember, "if they have to market it, it isn't any good". Ads are for fools.
[sorry, am I insulting you? - I just mean to spark you into action to tell your friends and mothers tha bad news on Triclorosan, and to raise awareness about advertising methods and madness]
What is Triclosan? -
http://tinyurl.com/2tveo6
And here is the link Triclosan dangers:
http://tinyurl.com/2wjwc9
... at your service,
Karlin Klavin
(knock on wood)
Steven Hawking's Tutor
Posts: 4,891 
Location: Saint John, N.B.
Location: Saint John, N.B.
June 24th, 2007, 02:06 PM
The anti-bacterial craze is not only a waste of time and money, but dangerous to human health..........promoting bacteria resistant to anti-bacterial agents.
AND.....the products do NOTHING more than soap and warm water......a nasty con.
Quoting Karlin
I absolutely agree.
The anti-bacterial products that consumers are snatching up off the shelves is a bogus deal, my friends.
One of the two ingredients, often not listed, that makes it confrom to industry standards as an anti-bacterial: "Triclosan", the other being plain old alcohol. Is this really what you want to be using? - NOT!!!
Alcohol has been found to actually be "inebriating" children, since adult strength products are going to impact 50pounder humans much more than adults....so thats not good.
As for Triclosan, it is bad for the environment. And humans!! who-da-thunk, eh?
And, it does NOT work as well as "plain old soap and water":
http://tinyurl.com/3ypzed
LOL - did YOU get suckered into this marketting campaign? Remember, "if they have to market it, it isn't any good". Ads are for fools.
[sorry, am I insulting you? - I just mean to spark you into action to tell your friends and mothers tha bad news on Triclorosan, and to raise awareness about advertising methods and madness]
What is Triclosan? -
http://tinyurl.com/2tveo6
And here is the link Triclosan dangers:
http://tinyurl.com/2wjwc9
... at your service,
Karlin Klavin
One of the two ingredients, often not listed, that makes it confrom to industry standards as an anti-bacterial: "Triclosan", the other being plain old alcohol. Is this really what you want to be using? - NOT!!!
Alcohol has been found to actually be "inebriating" children, since adult strength products are going to impact 50pounder humans much more than adults....so thats not good.
As for Triclosan, it is bad for the environment. And humans!! who-da-thunk, eh?
And, it does NOT work as well as "plain old soap and water":
http://tinyurl.com/3ypzed
LOL - did YOU get suckered into this marketting campaign? Remember, "if they have to market it, it isn't any good". Ads are for fools.
[sorry, am I insulting you? - I just mean to spark you into action to tell your friends and mothers tha bad news on Triclorosan, and to raise awareness about advertising methods and madness]
What is Triclosan? -
http://tinyurl.com/2tveo6
And here is the link Triclosan dangers:
http://tinyurl.com/2wjwc9
... at your service,
Karlin Klavin
The anti-bacterial craze is not only a waste of time and money, but dangerous to human health..........promoting bacteria resistant to anti-bacterial agents.
AND.....the products do NOTHING more than soap and warm water......a nasty con.
Mighty Intellect
Posts: 1,535
Location: Calgary, Alberta
Location: Calgary, Alberta
June 24th, 2007, 07:28 PM
So, if it is such common knowledge that soap and water are so good (as I know, everyone here knows, and all of my friends and co-workers seem to know), why do these stupid products continue to sell?
I know the reason, I'm just frustrated at our credulity.
Arrgh!
Pangloss
So, if it is such common knowledge that soap and water are so good (as I know, everyone here knows, and all of my friends and co-workers seem to know), why do these stupid products continue to sell?
I know the reason, I'm just frustrated at our credulity.
Arrgh!
Pangloss
Satelitte Radio Addict
Posts: 869
Location: Toronto, ON
Location: Toronto, ON
June 24th, 2007, 08:34 PM
Quoting Pangloss
I'm not sure they need to, but I am sure most do.
IRBS:
Yup. And every kid needs to eat a pound of dirt before they are ten, as my grandma used to say.
Pangloss
Yup. And every kid needs to eat a pound of dirt before they are ten, as my grandma used to say.
Pangloss
