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Pandemic coronavirus has broughtOn a new wave of cleaning concerned. In fact, at the beginning of the pandemic, many cleaning products were very sought after they were sold in many shops. Now, more cleaning products are missing in store shelves, although it's not just because they are in high demand. Recently, two shared bathroom products have been recalled: cottonelle wipes and cottonelle gentleplus wipes. Read to find out why products have been drawn and for essential cleaning tips, discoverThe only thing at home you do not clean it makes you sick.

Kimberly-Clark, a manufacturing company behind the big names such as Kleenex and Huggies, recalled several many cottonelle wipes and Gentonplus Gentlées cottonelle wipes made between February 7th and September 14th.After discovering that these products may contain Gergovia pluralibacter, a bacterium known to cause infections.

"People who have an weakened immune system, suffer from serious pre-existing conditions, have been treated surgically or belong to another group of sensitive people, this risk of infection particularly, "said the company in a declaration of October 9th.

Kimberly-Clark stated that there was no report of a serious infection following these wipes, but there was a "low rate of non-serious complaints, such as irritation and Minor infection, reported for the wipes affected ".

This is disturbing, like theCoronavirus targets the same groups of people more likely to infection with bacteria found in these wipes. The existence of co-infection involving a respiratory virus such as coronavirus and bacterial infection - as one of the affected wipes could cause - is also a concern. A Chinese study published inThe lancet March 28 found that 50% ofCoronavirus patients who died also had secondary bacterial infections. And there is historically a precedent for that, too. According to a notable 2008 study published inInfectious Diseases Journal, a majority of deaths from the 1918 influenza pandemic wereIn fact, the result of secondary bacterial infections.

Kimberly-Clark notes, however, that there is currently "no evidence to support the transmission of associated Covid-19" with one of their products, including recalled wipes. And the company said in their statement that the decision to recall these cottonelle wipes has "nothing to do with Covid-19". But these wipes are not the only products that have been drawn from the shelves. For more recently recalled products, keep reading. And for Coronavirus News you may have missed, discover howCovid can live for a month on these 2 items you touch every day.

Several popular dog food products have recently been recalled by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) to contain high levels of aflatoxin, a mildew by-product that could hurt your pet if they consume a lot. TheThe reminder included 21 popular dog foods, all manufactured by Sunshine Mills. And for more pet products that will be hard to find, discover whyPetco just took this controversial product on its shelves.

In August, the US Commission on Consumer Product Safety (UCPSC)Remember two versions of the Super Soaker Water Gun, a popular summer toy for children. The Super SOAKER XP 20 and the Super Soaker XP 30 of Green And-Orange and the Super SOAKER XP 30 have been recalled because a decorative sticker placed on the products presented an ink that contained lead exceeding the amount authorized by the federal government. . The reminder hit nearly 54,900 water pistols. And for more ways to keep your children safe,These are the safest ways to disinfect your children's toys.

Lowe's recentlyRemember a specific fan mark due to consumer lesions. Kingsbury Harbor Breeze's interior ceiling fans were taken to the shelves and the online store after the manufacturer received 76 reports from the falling fan light, which leads to at least four laceration injuries. And for more products at home to keep your eyes on,These are the secret health dangers that hide in your home.

Several types of spice hunter spices were recalled on October 12, including parsley, cinnamon, pepper, paprika and garlic. According to the FDA, theseThe products were voluntarily recalled by the manufacturer Because they had potentially been contaminated by Salmonella. And for more useful content delivered directly into your inbox,Sign up for our daily newsletter .