Disinfect your cleaning tools regularly. Make it a habit to clean mops, dusters, and brooms at least once a month. Let ...

Whether you’re tackling your weekly routine or a deep clean, knowing how to disinfect mops, dusters, and brooms ensures your home stays spotless — and truly hygienic. Say goodbye to musty ...

Disinfecting your house after illness can stop germs from spreading to other people. (Getty Creative) ...

Yoga mats are a breeding ground for bacteria like salmonella, staphylococcus and klebsiella. To properly clean a yoga mat use ...

How to Properly (and Safely) Disinfect Your Home To help protect against the coronavirus, the CDC recommends cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces daily.

If you use an ultraviolet wand to disinfect and kill germs — or are thinking about it — be aware that certain brands may ...

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However, you should still clean and disinfect surfaces in your home, especially if someone has tested positive for the virus. This alone can help reduce the spread of infection. CDC guidelines ...