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I am a married Mormon mom. I write about the mundane and the marvelous (esp. the "marvelous work and a wonder" that is the gospel of Jesus Christ).
Note: I seek to keep content consistent with doctrine & teachings of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, but this site is not officially affiliated with the Church. I'm just another Mormon blogger who loves the gospel. :)
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Actually, there are a number of species of bacteria that can survive in antimicrobial chemicals. I'm guessing this one is Pseudomonas.
So do you know what products have this in ingredient in them? Is this recall recent?
Andrea, they make it sound like a bad one, but is this more hype than real deal?
Jill, if the link works, it has a list of specific products.
Let me know if you can't see it.
This is partly why common-day antimicrobials do more harm than good, in my opinion. Mostly, they just kill the "good" bacteria and leave room for the "bad" ones to inhabit.
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