As the coronavirus locks down more of the country, shelf after shelf of Lysol sprays and Clorox wipes has been picked clean by shoppers preparing for the possibility that they could be ...

Documents submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency show that Clorox and Lysol sprays and wipes are able to list “Human Coronavirus” on their labels because those products were tested ...

Luckily, the stock of these sought-after cleaning wipes and spray has started to trickle in at select retailers. For example, you can find a few Lysol and Clorox products at Amazon, but they come ...

But “definitive scientific confirmation” that the Lysol wipes can kill coronavirus can only come once it’s been tested against the strain, said Reckitt Benckiser, the company that owns Lysol ...

But Lysol and Clorox wipes, many Americans' favored cleaning products, pose a bigger challenge and will take until July or August to come back in stock, he said. Some manufacturers have to ship ...

Meanwhile, some Facebook and Twitter users have claimed that common disinfectant sprays and wipes manufactured by brands such as Lysol and Clorox can cure the current outbreak. And while ...

Numerous social media posts falsely suggest that because Clorox and Lysol products list “Human Coronavirus” on their bottles, the new coronavirus driving the outbreak in China was already known.

The former has been particularly gouged lately, with Lysol wipes and Clorox wipes selling for as much as $35 per canister. There are tons of people out there with a desperate need for disinfecting ...

Documents submitted to the Environmental Protection Agency show that Clorox and Lysol sprays and wipes are able to list “Human Coronavirus” on their labels because those products were tested ...