During a Jan. 15 inspection, a restaurant was found to have two in-use gallons of milk that should’ve been tossed by Jan. 9.
A key step to preventing the spread of diseases like COVID-19 or influenza is simple: washing hands. But lack of piped water ...
A roach crawling on ice, bugs in liquor bottles, meat thawing in stagnant water, moldy produce, a fly on roast beef, old ...
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14 old-school cleaning tools almost no one uses anymore
Take a walk down memory lane with these cleaning tools, like washboards and wallpaper dough, that were once revolutionary, ...
These establishments in Pike County were inspected between Dec. 29 and Jan. 11, according to Pennsylvania Department of ...
Class was in session Tuesday afternoon—but the lesson wasn’t math or reading, it was more about staying healthy.
Hundreds of residents of the Morris Farm community in Todee District, Rural Montserrado County, continue to rely on creek water as their primary source of water, despite years of appeals to the ...
If you're not disinfecting your phone daily, you're letting layers of bacteria build up on the one object you touch more than anything else. In fact, the Federal Communications Commission recommends ...
Two Springfield kitchens found to have meat past its use-by date corrected the violation by discarding the meat during their ...
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Are Hand Dryers Actually Making Your Hands Dirtier After Washing?
Science suggests that high-tech hand dryers may actually be "microbial catapults" that blast bacteria back onto your skin.
Hand-wash delicate garments with laundry bar soaps, like Fels Naptha, to keep your clothes looking newer for longer.
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