In the current Corona climate, one of our main topics of conversation has been understandably washing hands (for 2 rounds of Happy Birthday). This got me thinking about the history of soap - For who figured out a certain liquid or material got germs off of you anyhow? And what person in pre-microscope times decided to whip up a substance that’d kill germs they could NOT yet see?

Investigation mode, ON.

Get ready to feel sudsy with this hyper-relevant episode that may feel surprisingly UPLIFTING, assuring and have a spark of gratitude amid this time. You’ll learn:

• Where the term soap actually comes from (It’s a really sexy word translation)
• How people used to clean their bodies in Roman times that sounds kind of painful
• Why Colgate recognize the name? was like the Starbucks of soap
• What the difference is between detergent vs. soap (It’s not about being for “clothes” vs. “skin”)
• The worker’s accident that led to a soap phenomenon
• The ironic part about the latest soap revolution vs. ancient soap

As you get more Corona texts and on Facetime dates, you’ll have some new prevalent and uplifting insights to share!

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