Soaps do not create water pollution because:

soaps are insoluble in water

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soaps are soluble in water

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soaps are fairly bio-degradable

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soaps are non-biodegradable

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Solution

The correct option is C soaps are fairly bio-degradable
Soaps do not create water pollution because they are biodegradable. Biodegradable are the substances that can be decomposed by bacteria and thereby avoiding pollution.

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