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~There are many things which can be labeled enemies other than filth.
~Even when the enemy is filth, the method for dealing with the enemy can vary, making it difficult to judge in simple terms which soap is worst.
You can quote me on those.
Let’s say for example:
I want to clean a dirty friend. But I cannot reach my friend. They are hiding behind an impassable fence, and don’t like the bar soap I offer them.
They say, “nono, I won’t come out, the filth makes me look like monster! And that blue bar soap’ll make me a blue monster! I don’t want to be a moonster! It don’t fit through the fence anyway. :P”
Well maybe the blue soap was the best soap at cleaning by rubbing with water, and the best to clean them. But it cannot work in this situation. I don’t want my friend to be a moonster if they don’t want to.
I must find another option, like building a soap shooting auto-turret which can shoot soap that is already lathered.
So, the best/worst soap may vary in different situations. I like to think any soap is better than no soap.
Except avocados. Those are bastards. They taste like soap and they don't need to.
I generally use borax hand soap. Only a couple locally-based hardware stores have it, though. All the other mainstream ones stick to lavabar.
As for antibacterial soaps, they can work if you let the suds sit for several minutes, but if you rinse it off right away, it won't do anything. And, of course, the issue of microbes developing resistance is a big problem.