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Free Clorox Disinfecting Wipes for Teachers -- This Week Only! by Susan H. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 02 Sep 2009 5:37pm This school year, the National Education Association’s Health Information Network and The Clorox Company will offer a coupon for a free canister of Clorox Disinfecting Wipes to teachers nationwide to help them welcome back their students, but not the germs and viruses that often come with them. Beginning today through September 5th, teachers can Read on »

Lysol Disinfecting Wipes and Spray by Seeryus Mama .. Patient Expert

Posted Sat 05 Sep 2009 10:27pm . That's where Lysol Disinfecting Spray and Wipes have come in. I've sprayed door knobs, toys, my office area and sinks. Not to mention wiped down phones, light switches... Mold Mildew Lysol Disinfecting Wipes 4in1 kills 99.9% of germs (when used as directed). A strong wipe for your challenging messes. Kills 99.9% of germs* Tough Read on »

Lysol Disinfecting Wipes and Spray by Seeryus Mama .. Patient Expert

Posted Wed 18 Nov 2009 10:04pm preventative measures to make sure I’m not spreading my nasty germs. That’s where Lysol Disinfecting Spray and Wipes have come in. I’ve sprayed door knobs, toys, my office area... Salmonella Campylobacter Fungi Athlete’s Foot Fungus Mold Mildew Lysol Disinfecting Wipes 4in1 kills 99.9% of germs (when used as directed). A strong wipe for your Read on »

Cleaning vs. Disinfecting by Eileen Simpson Patient Expert

Posted Mon 26 Jan 2009 5:05pm and leave it in place to dry. Every type has its time frame. In order to kill germs, you have to clean the dirt then spray and leave on the disinfectant. If you’re wiping... Think they are the same thing? Nope, they are not. So many people use disinfectant to clean. This helps create half dead germs that become resistant to our war against Read on »

Disinfectant, Trash Cans, and the Mayor’s Ear by Emily and Jenny .. Posted Mon 23 Nov 2009 10:01pm for the enhanced Clorox picture!) Hello, I wanted to privately respond to your Nov. 9 “ The Great Donut Debacle ” post where you mentioned using Clorox wipes on your toddler’s hands and face. Clorox® Disinfecting Wipes should only be used on hard, nonporous surfaces, as directed on the label. They should be kept out of the reach of children. For more Read on »

natural disinfectant by Amy .. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 07 Sep 2008 8:24pm to disinfect the counter. I wiped it up with a sponge, which I then put in the dishwasher to sanitize. This method was tested by Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University... for instance, when I dropped a raw egg on the counter instead of cracking it into the bowl (the kids distracted me). I remembered reading about the power of natural disinfectants Read on »

Overuse of Disinfectants Could Be Harmful by Karen H. Patient Expert

Posted Fri 13 Nov 2009 10:00pm With 40 peer-reviewed reports and scientific studies that illustrate the health impacts of chemicals found in household disinfectants I felt that this was important to share... Sian Wu,sian@resource-media.org, 206-374-7795 x102 New Report Links Disinfecting Chemicals with Chronic Disease: Overuse of Disinfectants Could be Harmful Read on »

Aromatic Herbs Disinfect Birds’ Nests by TopVeg !. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 18 Aug 2009 10:00pm Research has found that birds use aromatic herbs to disinfect their nests. variegated-peppermint Adele Mennerat, a biologist at the University of Bergan, Norway, reported that Blue tits line their nests with aromatic herbs, such as mint and lavender. The aromatic herbs kill bacteria in the nest. This creates a more sterile environment Read on »

disinfect! by Lauren Posted Fri 24 Oct 2008 12:00am Been sick all week with a cold that seems to have taken over NYC. Everyone I know is coughing, sniffling and sneezing. Everyone. Feel gross. Read on »

THE DISINFECTION CONNECTION by Marjorie Tietjen Posted Sat 12 Jun 2010 5:06am Allergies & Disease, Medications & Disinfection – Is There A Connection? June 8, 2010 By Raine Saunders Are we causing allergies and illness by our habits of over-disinfection? Research shows that through repeated exposure to disinfectant products and anti-bacterial substances that are designed to “kill germs”, we are contributing to both Read on »