Large-scale post-secondary campuses hold an almost incomprehensibly wide range of cleaning and maintenance challenges.

Public washrooms have remained popular despite COVID-19, but people are increasingly looking for touchless facilities.

The CDC notes the chances of being infected by COVID-19 by touching contaminated surfaces are "generally less than one in 10,000."

COVID-19 poses a huge challenge for educational facility managers — here are four steps to verify and validate school cleaning programs.

Proper hand hygiene training, heightened cleaning, and access to hygiene products are essential to keeping schools safe.

The International Association of Public Transport (UITP) has partnered with GBAC to highlight transit best practices.

The level of contamination was 10 times higher after volunteers had dried their hands with air dryers.

A study finds traces of coronavirus can become airborne when urinals are flushed after being used by an infected person. 

Survey data suggests strengthened cleaning habits will remain front and centre for a large majority of people post-pandemic.

Hopefully, washroom pests are the last thing on your guests’ mind, but that’s only possible if pest management remains top of mind.

Hand and washroom hygiene remains of critical importance for organizations to thrive in the new climate created by COVID-19.

A recent study suggests that hospital housekeepers and environmental service staff have low self-esteem in their jobs.

According to Bradley Corp's new Healthy Handwashing Survey, Americans are slackening the habits they had reinforced early in the pandemic.

Scientists at a South African university say there's a growing risk of SARS-CoV-2 developing resistance to disinfectants and antibiotics.

The program is gathering pace north of the border, as everything from hotels to arenas to convention centres secure accreditation.

One of COVID-19's major challenges has been maintaining or improving cleaning activities when the managers responsible are not on-site.

Look out for hygienic fraud: that's the warning of a microbiologist who specializes in cleaning and sanitation.