Disinfecting is required to ensure surfaces don't harbor bacteria and spread illness. But what exactly is the difference between cleaning and disinfecting? Ahead, you'll find an explanation of ...

But how exactly should you disinfect all the surfaces in your home? First off, be sure to read the labels of your products to ensure correct usage and safety. Use EPA-approved disinfectants ...

While it's possible to be infected with COVID by coming in contact with a surface with the virus on it, it's very rare. However, you should still clean and disinfect surfaces in your home ...

Whether you're looking for deep-cleaning solutions or tidying tricks, we asked the experts for their most-used cleaning tips.

To help protect against the coronavirus, the CDC recommends cleaning and disinfecting frequently touched surfaces daily. Bryan Warcholek, who leads the Covid-19 team for biohazard clean-up company ...

Cleaning professionals told CR about the most common cleaning mistakes people make at home and shared advice on how to avoid these missteps.

and disinfecting. And because this one-two punch isn't done on many public surfaces, Gerba notes that some of the germiest places you'll likely encounter this summer include: What may surprise you ...

A Princess Cruises ship has been hit hard by a norovirus outbreak. The Center for Disease Control (CDC) reported the highly ...

Transit service officials said they are wiping down “all interior high-touch and handling surfaces on all vehicles with disinfectant each day.” The busses are cleaned prior to picking up riders.