A public health expert explains the possible effects of sharing a bar of soap, including the germ factor, and breaks down how you can share soap safely.

Antibacterial soap isn't any better at killing viruses and bacteria than regular soap, and it may also include chemicals with harmful side effects.

Don't toss your bottle of hand sanitizer just because it doesn't kill 100% of germs. Here's how sanitizer compares to soap and when best to use it.

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In honor of Global Handwashing Day, the Chesapeake Health Department of Health is sharing the dirty truth about handwashing ...

Dr. Allan Capin, an urgent care physician at Cleveland Clinic, said most people touch their faces dozens of times a day. And ...

Handwashing with antibacterial soap produces statistically greater reductions in bacteria on the skin when compared to using non-antibacterial soap, according to a study published in the Journal of ...

Dish soap doesn't have to only be used for dirty dishes - you can also use it to clean other areas of your home; just know it isn't getting rid of germs.

A quick wipe with a disinfectant can keep them clean and help prevent the spread of germs. You might not notice the grime ...

We've rounded up nine items around your home you can clean with dish soap to solve everyday problems in an instant.