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Subscribe to Brut America: https://bit.ly/BrutAmericaYT “Soap is such an ordinary everyday thing. Does it really work on viruses ? Well the answer is most definitely yes.” Soap contains substances known as amphiphiles. They contain one end that’s water-loving, or hydrophilic, and another end that’s oil-loving, or hydrophobic. While most viruses, including COVID-19, are held together with fat, soap dissolves the lipid envelope of the virus and inactivates it. When you rinse everything off, the soap carries away the germs with the water, making soap one of the most effective tools against viruses. The goal right now in the U.S.’s fight against coronavirus is to flatten the curve. Since the country got a late start with testing and are now operating hospitals with limited supplies, the best thing people can do right now is wash their hands well and frequently. Washing our hands frequently, along with this quarantine period, will help people avoid cross contamination. 📲Watch the newest Brut videos on our mobile apps: ▶︎http://bit.ly/BrutiOS ▶︎http://bit.ly/BrutAndroid Discover More Brut: ▶︎ https://brut.media/us ▶︎ FB:   / brutamerica   ▶︎ IG:   / brutamerica   ▶︎ TW:   / brutamerica   Brut is an international video content publisher covering politics, technology, social justice, culture, and more. #brut #brutamerica #brutdocs