“It says to generally clean, spray the soiled area then wipe dry. To disinfect, spray until thoroughly wet. Let stand for 10 ...

After you apply a disinfectant to a surface, it needs to sit before you wipe it away — this is called contact time. “Most people use a disinfectant and then immediately wipe down surfaces.

Disinfectant wipes are single-use, premoistened, chemical-soaked towels meant for killing pathogens. Most manufacturers will instruct you to wipe them onto a surface and leave them to dry for a ...

Regular readers will know I don’t enjoy wasting time or money, and since failing to use disinfecting wipes correctly does both, it’s something I want to avoid! In this post, I’m sharing 6 ...

Disinfectant wipes have become a household staple, particularly since the COVID-19 pandemic heightened our focus on cleanliness. Known for their convenience and ability to leave surfaces gleaming ...

There must be enough of the disinfecting solution left by the wipe to leave a surface visibly wet for at least four minutes while air-drying to be effective. This is currently out of stock on ...

Springtime ushers in warm breezes and sunshine but also draws attention to the cobwebs and sticky residue that might have ...