Disinfectants take more time to work, but they can kill most germs on a surface whereas sanitizers reduce the amount of germs but don't kill them all.

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I would say that I’m a pretty conscientious cleaner. I’m a bit of a germaphobe, and dedicate a decent amount of time to keeping my home clean and tidy. But with COVID-19, I want to make sure I’m doing ...

When discussing cleaning—especially tackling a deep clean—the words "sanitize" and "disinfect" get tossed around a lot. They're even used interchangeably. But there is a big difference between ...

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NEWPORT NEWS, Va. -- Almost everywhere you go, you might see people pouring hand sanitizer on their hands and even wiping down everything with disinfectant products. The question is: Can using these ...

Opening and operating a business during this pandemic presents problems few have been trained to address. The goal of our businesses is to earn a profit while keeping our employees and customers safe.

CHESAPEAKE, Va. - As the coronavirus continues to spread, sanitization is at the top of everyone's mind. One local company is doing whatever they can to help disinfect surfaces and give people peace ...