What the title says. Sure, it’s gentle on the environment, but it doesn’t remove soap scum, grease, grime etc anywhere nearly as effective as other products. I also doubt its efficiency as an antibacterial compared to say alcohol or most detergents.
There, I’ve said it.
You shouldn’t be using antibacterial soaps to begin with. They increase the risk of bacteria becoming antibiotic resistant and are no more effective than regular soap, anyway.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/five-reasons-why-you-should-probably-stop-using-antibacterial-soap-180948078/
I thought soap as is was enough to kill bacteria?
Soap does kill some bacteria but it’s not good enough to be called “antibacterial”, “sanitizing”, or “sterilizing”. Mostly it just allows you to wash bacteria away.
I don’t, but I sure use surface cleaners which claim to be antibacterial. And hand sanitizer, occasionally. Thanks for the info though!