Domestos

Domestos is a household cleaning product that is primarily used as a disinfectant. It is a product of Unilever, a multinational consumer goods company. Domestos has been protecting families against harmful germs since the 1920s. Today, Domestos continues to protect millions of families with its full range of cleaning products, including thick bleach and bleach sprays, which can be used as a multi-purpose cleaner all around your home, as a bathroom cleaner, or even as a drain cleaner.

History

Domestos was first produced in 1929, and was originally used in the Newcastle area for cleaning and disinfecting surfaces in the home. Its use soon spread due to its effectiveness in killing germs and ensuring a high level of hygiene.

Product Range

Domestos products are available in a variety of formats, including liquid bleach, toilet blocks, and wipes. The product range includes:

• Domestos Thick Bleach: A thick liquid that kills all known germs dead – even in the nastiest of places. It’s versatile enough to be used on both surfaces and around the toilet, areas where germs are often found.

• Domestos Toilet Blocks: These are dropped into the toilet bowl to ensure that every flush is effective in killing germs and leaving the toilet clean.

• Domestos Wipes: These are used for quick and easy cleaning of surfaces around the home.

Usage

Domestos products are used in the home to ensure a high level of cleanliness and hygiene. They are effective in killing all known germs, including those that can cause diseases. Domestos can be used in all areas of the home, particularly in the bathroom and kitchen where germs are most likely to be found.

Safety

As with all cleaning products, Domestos should be used with care. It is important to follow the instructions on the product packaging to ensure safe and effective use. Domestos products should be kept out of reach of children.

See Also

• List of cleaning products
• Disinfectant
• Unilever

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