Washing with dish soap and running the dishwasher with dish detergent are both great ways to get rid of bacteria and viruses.

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

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.

Soap may seem like a simple household item, but it's one of the most powerful tools in our fight against viruses and bacteria. Long before modern sanitisers and disinfectants became popular, soap was ...

It can be difficult to teach kids why washing their hands is important, but with this simple experiment, they can have fun learning. >> Lawn Care Tips with Jesse Maag WHAT YOU NEED: - two bowls - dish ...

It is Global Handwashing Awareness Day, a reminder that while many think they know how to wash their hands, there is some ...

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

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 ...

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

Wipe them down with a mild solution of warm water and gentle dish soap, or a vinegar-water solution for tiled or semi-gloss ...