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There’s one weapon I find myself tempted to wield: disinfectant wipes. After having the flu, two bouts of norovirus, COVID-19, and seemingly endless colds, I’m feeling a bit paranoid.

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Disinfecting, on the other hand, targets germs on surfaces and involves commercial products such as sprays, wipes, or bleaches. As a rule of thumb, you should clean surfaces first, then disinfect ...

GREENSBORO, N.C. — They’re a go-to cleaning staple. Disinfecting wipes seems like an easy way to spruce up a dirty surface. But using them might do more harm than good to the health of those ...

Speaking of kids, if your kids’ school uses disinfecting wipes, Consumer Reports says you may want to ask if the wipes will be stored out of reach of kids and that no kids will be using them.

If your kids’ school uses disinfecting wipes, you may want to ask if the wipes will be stored out of reach of kids—and that no kids will be using them, according to Consumer Reports.

Disinfecting wipes are an easy and convenient way to clean dirty surfaces, but they can pose health risks, especially for children. Consumer Reports reveals the downsides of disinfecting wipes and ...

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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.

And speaking of kids, if your kids’ school uses disinfecting wipes, Consumer Reports says you may want to ask if the wipes will be stored out of reach of kids—and that no kids will be using them.