You've probably noticed the "sanitize" cycle on your laundry machine or have spotted laundry sanitizing products at the grocery store, but for many of us, knowing when it's necessary to sanitize our ...

On an average day, there's a full range of bacteria and other germs that can transfer onto your clothes. Whether it's someone in your household who might be sick with a respiratory virus or a stomach ...

Disinfecting countertops, doorknobs, and other frequently handled surfaces is standard practice when you or a family member has the flu. However, it is equally important to sanitize your laundry.

For most of us, all it takes is the annual winter announcement that it's flu season, and getting rid of bacteria and viruses takes center stage in our homes, including the laundry room. When illness ...

When it comes to doing laundry after someone has been sick or washing clothing exposed to contaminants, the wash cycle on its own might not be enough to disinfect or sanitize the load. Laundry methods ...

Are you wondering whether you can get sick by touching the clothing or bedding of a person who is sick? According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, some viruses "may remain viable for ...

The laundry aisle can be an overwhelming place — there are many different detergents to choose from and stain removal products for virtually every mess you could make, and then there are add-on ...