We believe nobody should feel powerless in protecting who and what they love. That is why delivering quality and trusted hygiene products is at the core of everything we do. We understand that good hygiene is essential for a good life.
Our fight: to make good hygiene a reality that everyone can achieve
Our vision is to create a healthier world built on the foundation of good hygiene. Our fight is to make good hygiene a reality that everyone can achieve. This is why we’ve been striving to deliver quality antibacterial products and mass hygiene education.
Helping millions of families globally
We take great pride in the knowledge that Dettol is deeply ingrained in millions of families around the world for good hygiene. All the way from the great-grandparents to the newborns, our hygiene solutions help protect the ones we love.
Harnessing the Power of Protectors
We believe it’s important to empower & equip people with the right hygiene knowledge to break the chain of infection. This is why we make sure to:
Educate individuals such as children, new mothers, front-line workers, community leaders and more on the importance of hygiene through our programmes. For example, globally we’ve reached over 8 million new mothersand millions of children and teens through our school programmes with our hygiene education.
Partner with Government and public authorities (national and local) to play a pivotal role on policy & planning, infrastructure building and monitoring & enforcement. Primary focusing on schools, health care centres.
Academia/Medical & Educators: driving research and scientific understanding around hygiene issues build credibility and authority. Learning centres to teach hygiene and healthcare settings where risk is high.
Media: we drive hygiene and health education via TV communication, social media, print media.
We work with a variety of charities and NGOs around the globe to get health education into the homes of many underprivileged families - it’s these individual micro-interventions that cause long lasting global change. Dettol is the ever-present protector that will continue to keep those around you from harm.
Project Access Funds (UK)
We are also committed to helping when people need it the most and often that’s when a disaster strikes. For example, as part of our parent company Reckitt, we’ve mobilised £40 million as part of our RB Fight for Access Fund to address our collective fight against the spread of Covid-19. Our immediate focus is to address the stress faced by our consumers and communities where we operate, to break the chain of infection.
Children’s Emergency Fund (Global)
Dettol, and our parent company Reckitt, partners with Save The Children globally, to provide support to children in times of disaster worldwide. In 2007, the Children’s Emergency Fund (CEF) was established to provide a rapid on-the-ground response to any disaster.
"Our brands have a critical role to play in promoting hygiene and health in the fight against the current Covid-19 pandemic."
Laxman Narasimhan RB’s Global CEO
Disaster Relief Efforts (Global)
Where disaster strikes, Dettol responds with donations of free products and sometimes monetary donations to disaster relief efforts. Examples of this include Thyphoon Haiyan in The Philippines and the tornado that hit the US in 2013.
Cleaning and disinfecting your home can help remove germs. But how do you disinfect your house? Here we talk through what to clean and provide tips on cleaning methods around the house. Bedrooms can be a haven for dust and allergens. With so many hours spent in bed every night, your bedroom is one of the most important rooms to keep clean and hygienic to prevent dust and allergens from collecting.
Body odour, sometimes called BO, refers to unpleasant smells that our body creates, including in our breath, feet and armpits. It can be embarrassing and affect our self-confidence, but the good news is that bad body odour can usually be prevented with a few simple personal hygiene steps.
Toilets can be a breeding ground, for germs because of the damp, warm conditions. These germs can easily spread into the air when you flush. Cleaning and disinfecting your toilet regularly, as well as putting the toilet lid down every time you flush, will go a long way to keeping your toilet hygienically clean.
Cuts and grazes are part and parcel of life. Knowing how to properly clean and treat basic minor wounds will help prevent a graze or wound becoming infected and aid in proper healing.
Glass shower screens can really add a touch of modern good looks to your bathroom – not to mention eliminate that daily battle with a wet clingy shower curtain! But so often our shower glass ends up looking cloudy and dull. So what causes this unsightly grime? And how can you get your shower screens spotless and sparkling clean again – and keep it that way?
Cleaning your floors is important for preventing dirt, dust and allergens from building up – but between all the different types of flooring out there, it can be hard to know the right way to go about it. Lucky for you, we’ve put together some tips and tricks to help you get your floor spick, span and hygienic.
The kitchen is known as the heart of the home – but it can also be a popular place for germs and bacteria to be found. Knowing how to properly clean and disinfect the different parts of your kitchen can help stop it from becoming a hotbed for germs. Here, we share kitchen cleaning tips to help keep your kitchen clean.
Cleaning and disinfecting your home can help remove germs. But how do you disinfect your house? Here we talk through what to clean and provide tips on cleaning methods around the house.
Whether you call it a lounge room, family room or rumpus room, your living rooms are probably some of the busiest areas in your home as they are the ideal place for family and friends come to relax and spend time together. Handling all that traffic can mean your living room begins to look a bit worse for wear after a while. Here, we share our best tips on how to keep your living room clean and in tip top shape for those special moments.
Did you know the average person visits the bathroom around five to six times a day?1 Bathrooms are an essential part of any home, but also inevitably give rise to germs.1,2 Using some simple cleaning techniques and the right products, you can help ensure your bathroom is properly disinfected to reduce the spread of germs and prevent the growth of mould.
If your baby is fed with a bottle or uses a dummy, knowing how to make sure bottles and dummies are hygienically clean is important for your baby’s health.
Most of us have probably learned how to do laundry from our parents, but the products and knowledge available today could mean their laundry routines aren’t necessarily the most up to date. Here, we take a look at 5 common laundry myths to separate the fact from fiction, so you can be sure you’re getting the most out of every load.
Ever wonder what those washing icons mean? When it comes to taking care of your clothes, it’s easy to get confused by those complicated clothing care symbols on clothing tags. But all these laundry tag symbols are simply there to provide you with instructions for keeping your clothes looking their best for as long as possible. With this handy laundry symbols guide, Dettol is here to help take the hassle out of laundry day and explain what all of those head-scratching laundry care symbols mean.
You’ve cleaned and mopped your tiled floors until they shine, but the grout still looks dingy – why is that? Grout is the stuff that is used to fill the gaps between and underneath tiles, helping to keep them securely in place. But because grout sits lower than the surface of the tiles, dirt and other debris that is removed from the tiles with regular sweeping or cleaning can collect in the grout lines.
Your hands can end up with germs picked up from the environment around you as you go about your daily life. This is normal and only becomes a potential issue when you pick up ‘bad’ germs, which can cause sickness if they get into your system. But should you be washing your hands with soap and water or is just using hand sanitiser enough? This article explores both options.
Your hands can end up with germs picked up from the environment around you as you go about your daily life. This is normal and only becomes a potential issue when you pick up ‘bad’ germs, which can cause sickness if they get into your system. But should you be washing your hands with soap and water or is just using hand sanitiser enough? This article explores both options.
Our Research, Development & Innovation Centres can be found across the globe. From our main laboratory hub sitting in the US to our regional labs in the UK, China and India. It’s here we research, develop and rigorously test products to make sure they’re right for you and the home.
Your hands can end up with germs picked up from the environment around you as you go about your daily life. This is normal and only becomes a potential issue when you pick up ‘bad’ germs, which can cause sickness if they get into your system. But should you be washing your hands with soap and water or is just using hand sanitiser enough? This article explores both options.
Your hands can end up with germs picked up from the environment around you as you go about your daily life. This is normal and only becomes a potential issue when you pick up ‘bad’ germs, which can cause sickness if they get into your system. But should you be washing your hands with soap and water or is just using hand sanitiser enough? This article explores both options.
Here we answer all your laundry- related questions. From how to clean a washing machine, to how to disinfect clothes when washing, Dettol has your laundry covered.
First formulated in 1929 and Dettol soon found a place in the home, in addition to being used in hospitals and by doctors. Today, we are a world leading hygiene brand trusted by millions.
Ever wondered what Dettol is made of, picked up a product, read the back of the pack and still didn’t quite understand what these ingredients are and what purpose they serve? Well, this one's for you
Your hands can end up with germs picked up from the environment around you as you go about your daily life. This is normal and only becomes a potential issue when you pick up ‘bad’ germs, which can cause sickness if they get into your system. But should you be washing your hands with soap and water or is just using hand sanitiser enough? This article explores both options.
Your hands can end up with germs picked up from the environment around you as you go about your daily life. This is normal and only becomes a potential issue when you pick up ‘bad’ germs, which can cause sickness if they get into your system. But should you be washing your hands with soap and water or is just using hand sanitiser enough? This article explores both options.
We’re proud to be partnered with many leading organisations around the world, including The Global Hygiene Council, Healthy Habits programs in schools and many more.
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Did you know?
Germs are tiny organisms that can’t be seen without a microscope – bacteria are one of the most common types of germ.