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Home Sanitizing Is Easy With These DIY Disinfectant Wipes!

To read more about cleaning with bleach, we direct you to a previous article: How to Use Bleach to Disinfect Surfaces .

7 Items You Might Be Disinfecting the Wrong Way

The Covid-19 pandemic has made us invest more time than ever into cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting.

Remove Mold From Bathroom Ceilings and Tiles in Minutes!

There are three types of molds that can grow on your ceiling: Allergenic molds , such as aspergillus, aureobasidium, alternaria, cladosporium and penicillium can usually be safely removed using home disinfectants.

8 Items In Your Kitchen You're Not Cleaning Enough

Thus, it is essential for you to disinfect the kitchen. Wiping down and washing appliances occasionally won't be enough to keep everything sanitized. You don’t want food to be contaminated with pathogenic organisms, do you?

5 Tips to Keep Your Toothbrush Truly Clean

Disinfecting and maintaining cleanliness are some of the most talked-about topics these days, in light of the Covid-19 pandemic. One of the items that should always be kept in pristine condition, no matter what time of the year it is, is the toothbrush.

Cleaning the Home After Illness - Hotbeds You Mustn't Miss

Dilute ⅓ cup of bleach in 1 gallon (4.5 l) of warm water - this is your basic disinfectant cleaning solution. Only mix the amount you’ll need in one day because bleach loses its disinfectant power when exposed to air.

COVID-19 Breakthrough - LED Lights Eradicate the Virus

Surely, regular cleaning and disinfection, as well as social distancing and mask-wearing all help a lot, but even with all these practices in place, the virus survives and spreads only further.

11 Things Bleach Can Do For You. #5 is Especially Helpful!

One of the most common household cleaning detergent is bleach, which is the commercial name for a number of chemicals that whiten, remove color and disinfect. The chemical we’ll be referring to in this article is chlorine.

Are You Using Cleaning Supplies Right? 10 Common Mistakes

Disinfectant wipes mistakes Let’s be honest, we’re all a fan of disinfectant wipes, especially now that we have to keep our homes extra clean - you just whip out a few wipes, and all the counters, door handles, and light switches are clean in no time.

7 of the DIRTIEST Places at the Airport and Plane

Armrests Airports are frequently cleaned and disinfected these days, but one of the places that are touched but not cleaned enough are the armrests on chairs.

Can Bleach Really Protect Us From Germs?

There is one powerful disinfectant that can be found in nearly every household, and that is bleach. It is usually preserved for the toilet or for cases when serious sterilization is needed, and not usually used to clean ‘regular’ surfaces.

6 Essential Items To Pack For a Trip Right Now

Disinfectant and Paper Towels Starting to clean is definitely not most people’s first instinct when they arrive at their vacation destination. However, if you do decide to travel this year, it’s a task you’ll have to tackle.

Dangers of Inhaling Hydrogen Peroxide

Supposedly, this can help disinfect your breathing airways. Sounds logical, doesn't it? Except it is not! Beware of this trend as it has absolutely no root in any scientific study whatsoever. Not only is this not effective, but it is also potentially harmful.

How to Keep Your Fingernails Germ Free

Disinfect Your Tools If you use items like clippers, it is best to clean them with a disinfecting spray. Like any other hard metal surface, these tools will harbor an active Coronavirus for 2-3 days. 

COVID-19: We Finally Know How Long It Survives on Surfaces

Both on a personal and country-level, cleaning and disinfection have skyrocketed during the past few weeks.

WARNING: Flushing Public Toilets Can Spread Infections

This means you should be careful when using public restrooms and regularly disinfecting the toilet bowl in your home. More specifically, you can close the toilet lid before flushing a public toilet to prevent infected droplets from getting into the air.