It can be tempting to run a disinfecting wipe over your electronics to keep them sanitized. But is this a safe method to use?

Two professional cleaning experts highlight six things that you should never use disinfecting wipes on and why.

And disinfecting wipes, especially those containing quats, may be of particular concern for children, according to Dawn Gouge, PhD, a public health entomologist with the University of Arizona, ...

The Federal Communications Commission suggests disinfecting your phone daily, but not all cleaning methods are safe. Harsh ...

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And disinfecting wipes, especially those containing quats, may be of particular concern for children, according to Dawn Gouge, PhD, a public health entomologist with the University of Arizona, ...

Disinfecting wipes seem like an easy way to spruce up a dirty surface. But using them might do more harm than good depending on who’s around – especially young children.

Disinfecting wipes are convenient, sure, but it turns out they're often overkill for a simple cleaning job. “Products labeled as disinfectants aren’t simply cleaners," said Consumer Reports ...

Disinfecting wipes, a household cleaning staple that surged in popularity during the COVID-19 pandemic, may pose health risks, particularly for children, due to ingredients like quaternary ammonia ...

Disinfecting wipes seem like an easy way to spruce up a dirty surface. But using them might do more harm than good depending on who’s around – especially young children.

Disinfecting wipes seem like an easy way to spruce up a dirty surface. But using them might do more harm than good depending on who’s around – especially young children.