Soap antibacterial

Antibacterial soap - the detergent (cleaner) containing the antiseptic agent in concentration sufficient for reduction or inhibition of growth of microorganisms on skin. The antiseptic agent - antibacterial substance which reduces or inhibits growth of the microorganisms living on fabrics. For example, alcohols, hlorgeksidin gluconate, chlorine-containing derivatives, iodine, chloroxylenol (PCMX), quarternary ammoniyevy connections (QAC) and triklozan. Cleaner (detergent) - structures which possess the cleaning action. The washing properties of such connections are caused by their structure, and, exactly, existence of hydrophobic, lipophilic part of a molecule. All cleaners can be divided into four surfactants groups: anion, cation-active, amphoteric and nonionic. The products used in medicine as for simple, and antiseptic washing of hands, usually present to a combination of various types of cleaners.