Is there bacteria in cleaning products?

Answer 1

Some cleaning products are designed to lyse the cell membranes of most household bacteria. However there are all sorts of bacteria in almost every environ. Some are highly tolerant to heat, acidity, alkalinity, salinity, heat, cold, and even radiation. They exist in thermal vents, hot springs, tar pits, atomic bomb testing sites, iceburgs, mines, soils, and on almost every surface of the earth. Some of these are from the domain Archea (like bacteria with ancient origins), and have tough cell walls that can withstand some pretty incredible conditions. There are microorganisms in most of your food, but only a few make their presence known when ingested. Many of them are actually beneficial to us. So it would not be completely surprising to learn that there is microbial life in some household cleaners, especially soaps that are made from animal or plant products.

Answer 2

Some cleaning products may contain bacteria as active ingredients for targeting specific types of dirt or stains. However, many commercial cleaning products are designed to kill bacteria, not contain them. Always check the label or product specifications for information on the ingredients present in a cleaning product.

Answer 3

Mycobacterium leprae causes leprosy and is found in soil.

Answer 4

yes in so many modes and types ,, some are harmful other are useful in the process of producing another chemicals in turn

Answer 5

The bacteria that is found in soil and dust is called C. tetani. This particular bacteria is known for being the causative agent of tetanus.

Answer 6

Yes, very much so. (unless it is special, sterile dust, which I've never heard of)

Answer 7

Yes. India has a very bad problem where the is very few indoor toilets. Many people defecate and urinate even in cities. This produces a very bad dust with millions of harmful bacteria in it.

Answer 8

yes