There are probably more germs in your kitchen sink than in your bathroom Though it's hard to believe, your kitchen sink is hiding more germs than your bathroom's faucet handles, and experts say you ...

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Kitchen sponges are useful, but you must sanitize and replace them often. Maintain separate cutting boards for meats/poultry and fruits/veggies to avoid cross-contamination. Wash, rinse, and properly ...

“Sanitizing” is different from cleaning. That’s one of the many things people get wrong about removing germs that Purdue experts want consumers to understand. “A sanitizer reduces the number of ...

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You may cringe each time you wring out your dirty, old kitchen sponge, thinking you should replace it. And often, you then forget. But you really should swap it out for a new one – and probably more ...

Scientists have long thrown shade at the unassuming kitchen sponge. The household staple skulks in sinks amid dirty dishes and soggy food scraps, sopping up and amplifying microbial forces capable of ...