Remembering the basics! Always remember to socially distance, wear a mask, and wash your hands whenever possible! Although most of us have gotten used to living this way, we can also tend to forget the basics, especially younger children. That is why it is important to reinforce these basic, effective...

You might be surprised to know, but cleaning and disinfecting are not actually the same thing. Knowing the difference between cleaning and disinfecting surfaces can help prevent the spread of diseases. It is always best to clean a surface to remove any dirt or particles and then to disinfect from...

The FDA and CDC both recommend at least 60% alcohol-based hand sanitizer but does it matter what kind of alcohol is being used? Well actually, it does! The two recommended alcohols for hand sanitizing are ethanol and isopropanol. They have proven to be the most effective while still being safe...

Before you eat: This habit is one of the more obvious, yet neglected habits. Cleaning your hands before eating is probably the most important habit to build. Germs can double every twenty minutes in food ranging from 40℉ - 140℉ (USDA). Wash your hands, whether with soap and water or...