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"It kills the weaker/more susceptible bacteria, thereby leaving the stronger/less susceptible ones."

Wouldn't this same logic apply to the use of any soap?

[Don W]

Soap removes dirt and grime, it doesn’t kill anything else.

Proper handwashing technique removes most of the pathogens along with the dirt during the rinse. Antibacterial soaps kill SOME, leaving the rest to grow stronger/more resistant, and most who use antibacterial soaps do NOT use proper handwashing procedure, leaving these stronger bugs on their bodies/sinks/doorhandles/keyboards, etc.

Really, you didn’t know this?