Author name: Susan Sternet

For decades, antibacterial soaps, sprays, and wipes have been marketed as essential tools for maintaining a hygienic home. Many households

Water Temperature, Detergents, and Germ Removal Most people treat laundry as a routine household task without much consideration for the

Best Practices for Disinfecting High-Touch Areas: Evidence from Healthcare Settings Adapted for Homes Hospitals and medical facilities maintain some of

Which Removes More Dirt and Bacteria? The debate between microfiber cloths and traditional rags may seem like a simple housekeeping

One of the most important—but least understood—parts of home hygiene is how long different pathogens can survive outside the human

Where Do the Most Germs Actually Live? Most homeowners assume that bathrooms hold the highest concentration of household microbes, but

Why Certain Combinations Are Dangerous Most household cleaners are safe when used exactly as directed, but problems arise when people

In recent years, eco-friendly cleaning products have become a major part of the consumer cleaning market. More homeowners are drawn

What Actually Removes Germs from Home Surfaces? Most people clean their homes out of habit, using whichever product feels familiar