One major point the COVID-19 pandemic helped drive home is how important it is to wash your hands. Washing your hands is ...

You can certainly transfer some bacteria from meat to salad, for example, so it's a good idea to not only wash your hands before but also while you are preparing food, also after and of course ...

The safest thing you can do right now is follow the guidelines from agencies like the CDC and just wash your hands the old fashioned way; but the concept outlined here certainly looks worthy of ...

Wash Your Hands According to the CDC, one of the best ways to protect yourself is to wash your hands often, and with the right technique. When your hands are clean, you can prevent germs from ...

Well, the obvious answer is to wash your hands. Sounds easy enough, right? Well, the sad fact is that many people don't. One-third of Americans admit that they don't wash up after using the bathroom.

How Often Should You Wash Your Towels? According to cleaning expert Robin Murphy, bath towels get a lot of use, and it’s easy ...

Credit: C Flanigan/FilmMagic If you're getting fed up of being told to wash your hands for 20 seconds, or even getting fed up of washing your hands for 20 seconds, then you're just not doing it ...

And our hands? They're like one big freeway, moving germs toll-free from location to location outside and inside your body. But when you wash your hands, you create a major roadblock, stopping the ...

People with lupus are especially prone to infection caused by germs like viruses and bacteria. Knowing how to wash your hands properly and knowing when to wash your hands is key to avoiding infections ...

Stainless steel pots and pans and ceramic baking dishes are safe options for the modern dishwasher, and as long as you have a ...

You have most definitely heard this a dozen times over the past few weeks, but this rescue raccoon is here to remind you again: wash your hands! Amid the spread of COVID-19, the Jaguar Rescue ...