Gov. Mark Dayton on Friday signed a bill to make Minnesota the first state to prohibit the use of triclosan in most retail consumer hygiene products.
Triclosan is used in an estimated 75 percent of anti-bacterial liquid soaps and body washes sold across the United States, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
Some manufacturers have announced plans over the last couple years to at least partially phase out triclosan. Procter & Gamble plans to finish dropping the chemical from its products this year. Johnson & Johnson plans to eliminate it from all its consumer products by 2015.
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Why you may ask, should I buy handmade soap when I can get more soap for less money at the grocery store?
Generally, the commercial soaps carried at most chain stores, etc. are
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because most soap companies take the glycerin out of their soap. The
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Minnesota is the first state to pass a law banning the chemical triclosan, which is widely used in antibacterial soaps and body washes.If you‘ve never tried a bar of real natural hand made soap, you‘re in for a real treat. If you have tried one, and know just how wonderful it is, you‘ll be surprised , It ‘s creamy lather and is moisturizing. ..
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