Either chlorine or ozone.
bleach, but not if you're planning on drinking it. If you're going to drink "this" water, you should boil it.
soap cannot give you germs it is carefully designed to get rid of germs
Cleaning with a solution or method that will kill bacteria.Cleaning with a solution or method that will kill bacteria.
I f Ammonia products don't claim on their labels that they kill germs, it's because they can NOT kill germs.
Flies have a sticky substance in their legs, so when they sit on dirty things, because of sticky substance , germs get sticked to their legs and in this way , they carry germs
Humans are germs, they breed and destroy their host like a virus.
The best answer would be Antibodies; however, these do not chemically "attack" viruses or bacteria. More accurately, antibodies recognize various germs and allow the various cell types of your immune system to attack and destroy these germs directly. For more info on how this works see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adaptive_immune_system
Yes.
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No. natural antibodies do not destroy the poison in germs. They destroy the germs. They can be modified to disrupt the structure of the toxin (as the toxin is a protein which implies it can only work when in its perfect shape) . Also, it does not really matter if the antibodies destroy the toxins, as, in the second line of defense, they engulf the germs and digest them wholly, so the toxins are destroyed. But in other cases, u wouldn't want to fight the product but the source of the problem ie. the microbes and not the toxins.Another Perspective:In the case of germs (bacteria), they are the poison. Antibodies do attack and destroy bacteria (and whatever is in them).
White blood cells.
They destroy the germs in your body
Yes this is what they generally do.
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A particular type of white blood cell that "eat up" germs then destroy them.
Something that kills microbial activityIn a short summary, disinfectant destroy microorgainisms which are germs