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Antibacterial soap

You’ve heard it your whole life. Wash your hands. Kill the bacteria. Buy the antibacterial soap. The one with Triclosan. […]

You’ve seen it. Foam from a liquid soap… big, airy, impressive for three seconds — and then it’s gone. Left

Your great-grandmother had one soap and a clean home. You have a whole cabinet and a dermatologist. The answer starts

I’m a millennial, and I was one of the lucky ones who caught my great-grandmother while she was still alive.

Pure and simple. The fourth and final definition in the dictionary… “That which in every respect matches its name —

Pure motives. A clean conscience. That’s the third definition of “clean” in the dictionary. That which holds nothing evil or

Pure wool. Pure gold. Plain truth. That’s the second definition in the dictionary. And here the word changes — in

The devil hides in the details. The antonym of “clean” is not “dirty.” It’s “impure.” But we treat it like

My great-grandmother had a large, brown bar of soap. It was for laundry, dishes, stain removal, floor washing — and

I hated bathing as a child. “You have to be clean,” the grown-ups argued. They had a point… but when

Since we want to REdefine “clean”… we’d better DEfine it first. What does clean mean… exactly? Here’s the catch. In