Since many newer phones have a protective coating, rubbing alcohol can wear it away more quickly over time, causing your ...

I tried the Whoosh! Screen Cleaner to remove the dirt, oil, smudges and fingerprints from my eyeglasses and devices. Now, my ...

“People's phones are out when urinating and defecating, exposing the phones to bacteria,” says Dr. Suraj Saggar, chief of ...

We spoke with Meghan Trainor about the drugstore beauty products she swears by. Plus, she shared the product she uses for ...

Shared by Holly Blakey of the @breathing.room.home, the 1% rule involves doing just one small thing to make your home better.

Such as being unable to reach a burnt-out bulb, never-ending amounts of pet hair, and streaks that show up *after* you finish ...

Motorists have been advised to keep three parts of their car interior clean to prevent a build-up of bacteria that may lead to illnesses.

You should change the pads every 48 hours, and note that they do not work on moles, birthmarks, warts with hair growing from them, genital warts, or facial warts. The brand notes that you should not ...

Researchers have discovered the presence of faecal matter (ahem, poo particles) across a range of tested petrol stations in the UK. They also unearthed sickness-causing bugs like E.coli and salmonella ...

Fatbergs are vast blobs of wet wipes, used condoms ... Fatbergs form as solid waste flushed down the toilet combines with oils like cooking fat or conditioner to create a solid mass of dense ...