Automatic dishwashers offer more than just convenience. They save time, reduce physical effort, minimize dish breakage, and help maintain a tidy, clutter-free kitchen. For institutions like hospitals and food service facilities, dishwashers are essential to meet public health standards, often required by law for sanitation. However, the full benefits of a dishwasher along with specially…
Making nutritious food choices is essential, but healthy eating isn’t complete without safe food handling practices. Mishandling food can lead to foodborne illnesses, which are often caused by bacteria that thrive in unclean environments. That’s why food safety is just as important as nutrition. To reduce the risk of foodborne illness, follow the Four Key…
Ever wondered what goes into your cleaning products and why? Manufacturers are increasingly transparent about ingredients so that you can make informed decisions. Here’s a helpful guide to common cleaning product ingredients and what they do: Common Ingredient Functions Abrasive – Scrubs off dirt and grime during cleaning. Antimicrobial – Kills or reduces bacteria,…
Washing your hands is one of the simplest and most effective ways to protect yourself and others from illness. It’s the single most important action we can take to stop the spread of germs. When Should You Wash Your Hands? Regular handwashing with soap and running water helps remove germs, prevent sickness, and protect others.…
Think about how many shared surfaces you touch daily like elevator buttons, ATM keypads, railings, and more. By the time you get to your desk and power up your computer, you may have already transferred germs and bacteria to your workspace without even realizing it. Regular cleaning of your desk and electronic devices is not…
While regular handwashing is a powerful defense against illness, germs can still hide in plain sight on shopping cart handles, doorknobs, phones, and remote controls. That’s where disinfectants come in. Why Use Disinfectants? Go beyond cleaning: Regular cleaners remove dirt and some germs. Disinfectants kill a wide range of harmful microbes. Invisible threats: Surfaces can…
When putting your home on the market, first impressions matter. One of the most cost-effective ways to impress potential buyers is through a thorough, strategic cleaning. A spotless, clutter-free space helps buyers see the full potential of your home—and may even increase your selling price. Here’s how to get started. Clear Out the Clutter Buyers…
Maintaining a clean home can feel overwhelming, especially with the variety of surfaces and materials in each room. To help simplify the process, this guide offers practical cleaning tips, product suggestions, and smart strategies tailored for specific areas of your home. Whether it’s tackling kitchen grease or protecting delicate wood finishes, there’s a solution for…
Whether you’re hosting an intimate dinner or a full-on celebration, some cleaning before and after the party is a must. Here’s how to keep things stress-free and sparkling. Before the Party: Pre-Party Prep Make your space guest-ready Tidy up thoroughly using a room-by-room checklist to ensure every area is clean and welcoming. Have cleaning essentials…
Shortly before turning 21, on September 6, 1969, she wed Major Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida. They had two girls, Aisha and Halima, and two boys, Mohammed and Aminu. Maryam Babangida was elected President of the Nigerian Army Officers Wives Association (NAOWA) in 1983, following her husband’s appointment as Chief of Army Staff. In this capacity, she was active, opening clinics, schools, training facilities for women, and daycare centers. Her interests included reading, charity endeavors, squash, badminton, music, gardening, interior design, and bird watching. Image info: This image was taken on March 15, 1990, at the State House in Lagos State, Nigeria, during the beginning of a visit by Maryam Babangida, wife of Nigerian President Ibrahim Babangida, and Rebecca Aikhomu (M), wife of Vice President Augustus Aikhomu.