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All in all, brands like Lysol, Purell, Pine-Sol, Seventh Generation, Force of Nature, and Clorox are great to use at home or at work, but it helps to know how to use them and what they're made up of.

We would typically believe that hospitals and medical facilities would be the cleanest and most hygienic places in our communities. However, it wasn't always that way, and yet today, hospital-acquired infections (HAIs) still occur.

Everyone is talking about their favorite highlights, all the while you're driving with the windows down and suddenly you arrive at a stoplight only to be smacked in the face by a wave of smelly sports gear coming from the back.

Cars have many nooks and crannies, openings, and crevices that are tough to clean. Find out how you can disinfect your car effectively here.

hypochlorous acid (HOCl [lowercased "L"]) is a powerful sanitizing and disinfecting solution that also naturally occurs in our bodies.

If you suspect mold is making you sick, you first need to understand what mold is and what health effects are associated with mold exposure.

MRSA's resistance to most commonly prescribed antibiotics is what makes it so dangerous. Adding to that, there are over 30 different types that can get you sick.

Children and even adults can develop asthma from prolonged exposure to poor air quality and irritants. Learn more on the effects of air quality and asthma here.

We'll be going over the basics like what is ATP made up of and what its cellular functions and roles are. We'll explain how it works inside plants, animals, microorganisms, and during daily human activities.

Although they're both made to expel disinfectants out of the sprayer's nozzle, the outcomes are totally different. We'll be highlighting the differences between electrostatic disinfection vs fogging.