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Why experts recommend spraying vinegar around your toilet every weekA common bathroom cleaning oversight is the toilet base. Bacteria accumulate in grout lines and seams. White vinegar offers a simple fix. S...- Your kitchen drain is probably growing bacteria right now, here's how to clean itYour kitchen sink drain harbors more germs than your bathroom, posing a health hazard due to bacteria, grease, and food particles. A simple...
- Common airplane habits can have dangerous health impact: 3 mistakes to avoid that people often makeExperts have warned that some routine in-flight hygiene habits may increase exposure to bacteria during air travel. According to flight att...
- 7 gut health mistakes that silently damage your digestion for years, gastro doctor warnsDigestive discomfort is often dismissed as normal. However, experts reveal everyday habits, even seemingly healthy ones, can harm gut healt...
- Why Your House Smells Musty: These 7 Common Issues Are Usually ResponsibleA musty odor in your home signals microbial growth due to prolonged moisture. Hidden leaks, high humidity, poor ventilation, condensation, ...
- Why a Simple Lemon Scrub Can Freshen Your Bathroom, but Not in the Way You ThinkWhile a homemade lemon scrub is a cost-effective and eco-friendly cleaning option, it's crucial to understand its limitations. Lemons' acid...
- Everyone Talks About Cleaning, But No One Mentions This StepTrue cleanliness goes beyond a shiny appearance. Scientific studies reveal that rinsing surfaces after cleaning and ensuring cleaning tools...
- Toilet Debate Settled: Should the Seat Stay Up or Down, and What Hygiene Experts Actually RecommendNew research reveals flushing toilets releases airborne germs, making lid closure crucial for bathroom hygiene. Scientists emphasize that c...
- Why Your Room Still Smells Bad After Cleaning, And Its Hidden ReasonHomes often smell musty even after cleaning. This is due to hidden biofilms created by bacteria. These microbes trap nutrients and moisture...
- Why Keeping the Bathroom Door Closed Can BackfireContrary to popular belief, closing bathroom doors can worsen indoor air quality by trapping moisture, microbes, and pollutants. Research i...
- Why Experts Say Vinegar and Hydrogen Peroxide Clean Better Together – And the Safe Way to Use ThemDiscover a powerful cleaning duo for your home. Vinegar and hydrogen peroxide, when used one after another, offer an effective and eco-frie...
- These Are the Dirtiest Spots You’re Ignoring in HomeScience reveals that common household items like kitchen sponges, refrigerator handles, and remote controls harbor more bacteria than toile...
- Mix These 3 Kitchen Ingredients for Grout in 15 Minutes – Your Tiles Can Look New AgainRestore dull kitchen and bathroom grout in just 15 minutes using a potent, natural concoction. A simple mix of baking soda, vinegar, and le...
- The Everyday Cleaning Habit That Could Be Making Your Home Dirtier Over TimeCommon household cleaning tools like sponges and cloths can harbor significant bacteria, potentially spreading germs instead of cleaning su...
- The Bathroom Spot That Almost No One Cleans ProperlyResearchers highlight that the underside of the toilet rim is a breeding ground for bacteria, often missed during regular cleanings. Biofil...
- No Air Freshener: The Hotel Trick for a Bathroom That Always Smells GoodLuxury hotels achieve fresh bathrooms by tackling odor sources. They avoid artificial fresheners due to harmful chemicals. Instead, they fo...
- This 5 Minute Sunday Bathroom Routine Keeps It Clean All WeekA five-minute Sunday bathroom cleaning routine effectively controls germs and promotes a healthier home, according to environmental health ...
- That Damp Bathroom Towel? It Might Be Quietly Polluting Your Indoor AirDamp bathroom towels can become breeding grounds for bacteria and fungi, impacting indoor air quality due to moisture and poor ventilation....
- Bathroom warning: If you spot pink stains, it is a big health risk, says doctor. How to cleanPink slime, a biofilm of the bacterium Serratia marcescens, thrives in moist bathroom environments. It can pose health risks to individuals...
- Your toothbrush may be contaminated with faecesIf you are using a shared washroom there is a 60 per cent chance your toothbrush is covered in fecal matter from someone else, a new study ...
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