UV light sanitizers are popping up as the answer to killing coronavirus on our hands and phones, but consumer devices may have more risks than they're worth. With man-made hand sanitizer in short ...

A desk with a laptop, writing supplies, and a UV sanitizing lamp - Anna Sadovskaia/Shutterstock Our phones, tablets, laptops, and remote controls are handled countless times throughout the day, and ...

The rise in UV light sanitizers has become increasingly popular. With leading brands of disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizers completely sold-out in retail stores and online, people have been leaning ...

We’re living in strange times, and the few things we know we can do to protect ourselves involve washing our hands and sterilizing surfaces and objects regularly. But who wants to waste all that paper ...

The Hill may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. {mosads}As Americans have learned how to navigate the COVID-19 pandemic, UV light has emerged as a ...

As society hunkers down in an attempt to stop the spread of COVID-19, commonly known as the coronavirus, people are taking stringent precautions to keep themselves from catching the disease, including ...

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Our phones, tablets, laptops, and remote controls are handled countless times throughout the day, and they can end up accumulating quite a lot of bacteria. Particularly if someone at home recently ...