Pink mold in the shower is a common household problem caused by bacteria—not fungus. This guide explains what it is, why it forms, and how to remove and prevent it safely without harsh chemicals.
Diaper pail areas can harbour odours and germs if not cleaned properly. This guide explains how to clean a diaper pail area safely, what to clean, and how often—without harsh chemicals.
More than a century before modern disinfectant sprays became household staples, hypochlorous acid was already saving lives on the battlefield. A 1915 BMJ study helped validate one of medicine’s earliest and most effective infection-control tools.
A practical guide to cleaning nursery floors, foam mats, and rugs to support safe floor time for crawling babies.
Alcohol hand sanitizer doesn’t work well against norovirus. Learn why—and what to do instead to reduce risk.
Healthcare workers face daily exposure to harsh disinfectants. This article explores safer alternatives that reduce chemical risk without compromising infection control.