Good news, everybody: Lysol disinfectant wipes, spray and hand sanitizer have finally dropped in price, and some products are even on sale — starting at $5. Lysol follows EPA guidelines for killing 99 ...

VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Just like toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and so many other products, Lysol disinfectant sprays are hard to come by these days. The product is now in even more demand after the ...

Breaking news: Lysol hand sanitizer, disinfectant spray and wipes are available again at Amazon — and with the number of cases rising, these precious products are likely to move fast. Lysol follows ...

While there are more than 420 products on the disinfectant list the EPA says are strong enough to ward off "harder-to-kill" viruses than the novel coronavirus, these Lysol products are the first to be ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- While old Clorox wipes and Lysol cans list “coronavirus” as one of the things their products kill, some people assume it will prevent the spread of this year’s new coronavirus, ...

Lysol, Clorox and a host of other household disinfectants widely tout their ability to kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. The claim is right there on the label. Lysol, Clorox and a host of other ...

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As the coronavirus locks down more of the country, shelf after shelf of Lysol sprays and Clorox wipes has been picked clean by shoppers preparing for the possibility that they could be quarantined for ...

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The ongoing spread of a new coronavirus strain, first identified in Wuhan, China, has caused 170 deaths as the World Health Organization declares it a global health emergency. Meanwhile, some Facebook ...

Lysol, Clorox and a host of other household disinfectants widely tout their ability to kill 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. The claim is right there on the label. Included in that 99.9%? Human ...