"If you want to kill COVID-19, you need a true disinfectant, not a sanitizer or something antibacterial," Homer says. Well, thanks to the CDC, we know what's not true. Consumers are being warned that ...

These biocides include: surface disinfectants and disinfectant-sanitizers with a drug identification number (DIN) authorized for sale under the Food and Drug Regulations (FDR) sanitizers for use on ...

You count on it to keep hands clean, but one widely available product might be less equipped for killing germs than the label ...

Plenty of different types of viruses and bacteria are resistant to alcohol-based sanitizers. And they can make you very sick.

Often tucked away in your medicine cabinet, hydrogen peroxide is a good disinfectant you can use around the house. Experts share how to use hydrogen peroxide for cleaning.

Once your work area is fully sanitized, allow everything to dry for about an hour. This gives the germicide ample “kill” time ...

The global Industrial and Institutional Hand Hygiene Chemicals Market has long been dominated by alcohol-based sanitizers, ...

Close to 30 people were transported to the hospital after a chemical spill at a food plant in Cold Spring.  Police say ...

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There are ways to reduce your chances of coming home from vacation with a terrible cold, digestive issues or other health ...