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Together, we have the ability to be more cautious, clean, and caring as we go about our lives living among germs. And it's true, we can't always avoid them, but we can control the threat of germs.

With most businesses back in operation, one thing holds true for every situation, and it's the fact that the workplace is a breeding ground for illness-causing germs.

We're still in the process of learning how COVID-19 works, and so far, it seems as if the pandemic is still here to stay well into 2021. Since the start of the pandemic, we have heard a lot of conflicting information regarding the virus.

We're here to help you make an informed decision before you hire a cleaning company when you really wanted a sanitizing and disinfecting company or vice versa—you might even need both!

MRSA stands for methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus. MRSA is a type of bacteria that has shown itself to be resistant to many antibiotics. Learn what disinfectant can kill it.

While we're still not out of the woods as far as COVID-19 is concerned, many people ask, "What can I do to prevent the spread of COVID-19?" This is an important question, and today, we're going to answer it to keep you well informed.

With COVID-19 vaccines arriving, people are starting to get excited. In contrast, people can't turn on the news without reading about the second wave of COVID-19 and the numbers continuing to rise across the nation as they feel worried each day.

We've all been waiting for a vaccine to come along that would offer us some freedom from the threat of coronavirus. The reality, of course, is that coronavirus isn't going to go away just because of a vaccine becomes available.

All in all, brands like Lysol, Purell, Pine-Sol, Seventh Generation, Force of Nature, and Clorox are great to use at home or at work, but it helps to know how to use them and what they're made up of.

Cleaning, sanitizing, and disinfecting are all different. Those terms, and in particular sanitizing and disinfecting, are often used interchangeably.