Let's discuss the dangers of disinfectant wipes, when and how they should be used, and some better alternatives.

Not all surface wipes are created equal, y’all. One of my favorite parts of my day is closing my kitchen. Once dinner has been eaten and my cast-iron skillet has been cleaned, it’s time to shut things ...

When you buy disinfecting wipes, you may want to use them on almost everything. But don't do it. On certain surfaces, disinfecting wipes can do a lot more harm than good. Save them for the hard ...

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And disinfecting wipes, especially those containing quats, may be of particular concern for children, according to Dawn Gouge, PhD, a public health entomologist with the University of Arizona ...

There's a difference between cleaning and disinfecting. Use the "3W method" to get harmful bacteria off of your yoga mat.

According to EPA, the existing test methods used to evaluate the efficacy of disinfecting wipes were originally designed to test liquid formulations and had to be modified to accommodate wipes.