Let’s keep Santa healthy so he can deliver presents to all the girls and boys! Kids can do their part by cleaning their hands before they jump on his lap to talk about their wish list this year! With lots of holiday get-togethers, shopping and extra time spent indoors because of cold weather, now is a good time to remind…
Don't Flush That! Should I flush it? Most often, the answer is no! Just because something can be flushed doesn’t mean it should be, including “flushable” wipes, dental floss, contact lenses, tampons, condoms, and facial tissue. If it isn’t human waste and toilet paper, it shouldn’t be put down the drain. For more information, click here. Get Your Life…
Controlling dust prevents it from becoming a health risk and, since dust can be abrasive, from damaging furniture and building surfaces. Sunlight as a Disinfectant
There seems to be more natural cleaning recipes that include vodka, so let’s look at why people are choosing vodka to clean with and how vodka compares to isopropyl alcohol.
In a recent study, researchers swabbed a variety of surfaces in airports and on flights. Which ones had the most bacteria? The findings may surprise you.
Ready to be grossed out? The average office desk is 100 times less hygienic than the average kitchen table and 400 times filthier than the average toilet seat!
Air Pollution Air pollution is at an all-time high, and changes have to be done in order to reduce it. It causes negative changes in our climate and has negative effects on our health. These changes can and have to start small, from us, our homes, and our living habits. There are many things we do routinely, on a daily…
There's a trick to getting out of a public toilet with a minimum of contamination. If you use a public toilet, use an outside stall, preferably the one closest to the door, then wash your hands with soap and water and use the paper towel, assuming, of course, both are available!
Five quick tips on how to protect your family from the flu, presented as a shareable infographic. The advice to "stay away from people" may sound funny, but it's best to avoid crowded rooms when the flu is prevalent.
You can’t take it with you, so what is going to happen to all your stuff when you die? Your poor kids are probably going to have to go through it all. Margareta Magnusson says that’s not fair. Magnusson, author of The Gentle Art of Swedish Death Cleaning: How to Make Your Loved Ones’ Lives Easier and Your Own Life…