Antibacterial wipes are a time-crunched cleaner's best friend—but not when it comes to these cleaning jobs. The post 10 Times ...

Unless they’re covering me in a cloud of norovirus particles. When the violent expelling of liquid starts somewhere other ...

Norovirus—a highly contagious virus known for causing gastrointestinal distress—is making headlines this winter due to a ...

Another illness you should look out for is a gastrointestinal virus called norovirus. McComb said this virus can cause lots ...

Many common disinfectants (containing things like ammonia and alcohol), hand sanitizer, and even Clorox and Lysol wipes, ...

One study looked at a spate of norovirus outbreaks at nursing homes in New England during the winter of 2006–07, and found that locations where staff made regular use of hand sanitizers were at much ...

Is there a soap ... water, it surrounds germs in slippery globs that make them literally slide off your hands and down the drain. Not lethal to microbes, but still a pretty efficient way to clean ...

To treat, the Cleveland Clinic recommends: Washing your hands with soap or antibacterial cleanse Gently washing the cut with mild soap and water Use ... but can cause bad bruises or break bones.

Twenty-eight of them received “good ... water used to wipe down food-preparation areas, replenishing soap, paper towels and toilet paper in the restrooms, or reminding employees to wash their ...

Not to mention, hot water just feels so relaxing on the skin, especially in the shower. But can exposing your skin to extreme temperatures do more harm than good? We spoke with dermatologists to find ...

five boxes of facial tissues (2ply), one pack of 2ply toilet papers (18s), one 500ml hand wash soap, one air freshener (believed to be a can) and one wet wipe (believed to be a packet).