People have used disinfecting wipes to clean for decades. However, research reveals that it's not the best option for ...

(Ed’s note: The inclusion of products sold by Clorox in this article were made independently of Day.) Some of the most common disinfecting ingredients are bleach, quaternary ammonium and ...

Many disinfecting wipes use quaternary ammonium compounds, or quats, as active ingredients. These chemicals are effective at ...

Bleach (or sodium hypochlorite) is one active ingredient you may see in some disinfecting products. Hydrogen peroxide is another. Quaternary ammonium compounds—QACs or "quats" for short—are ...

“Surface disinfecting products, including those with quaternary ammonium compounds, are highly regulated and extensively evaluated for safety according to their approved uses,” Sansoni wrote.

The second most common reason behind the calls was household cleaning products. The main disinfectant ingredients that experts are worried about are quaternary ammonium products, also called ...

It seems like such a simple and easy way to clean up a dirty surface: wipe it down with a disinfecting wipe, the kind of product sold in easy-to-grab cylindrical canisters. Indeed, in the earliest ...