Stains can be a homeowner's worst nightmare, particularly when they appear on toilet seats. To clean them effectively, it's important to identify the cause first. Urine is one of the main culprits for ...

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Yes, we really did it – we pooped in a bucket for three years. In this candid video, we share the unglamorous truth about life without a traditional toilet while living off-grid. From how we set up ...

Think your toilet is the dirtiest spot in your home? Think again. Orthopaedic surgeon reveals five everyday items that harbor more germs than your toilet seat. Is your home clean? 5 items harbouring ...

The fitness model who was found fatally stabbed on the toilet in his apartment called his dad to say that his husband, also a model, was 'coming after him,' according to Manhattan District Attorney's ...

Cash is a surprisingly dirty carrier, harboring hundreds of microbial species, including pathogens and chemical residues. Its fibrous texture allows germs to cling, posing potential health risks.

Whether they're carrying the daily essentials, a book, or their favourite makeup, people are often seen with a handbag at their side. From supermarkets to public transit, restaurants, and more, our ...

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Public toilets may seem like germ hotspots, but are toilet seats the real danger? While bacteria like E. coli and viruses such as norovirus lurk in bathrooms, most infections actually spread through ...