Domestos is also known as:
Glorix
Netherlands, Russian Federation
Domex
Pakistan, Philippines
Promax
Thailand
Vim
Uruguay, Viet Nam
Domestos is the world’s number one disinfectant designed to kill germs and bacteria in high traffic areas such as the kitchen and bathroom.
Winning the war against unsafe sanitation and poor hygiene
Over half the world’s population are at risk of sickness and disease because they don’t have access to safe sanitation*

Cleaner Toilets Brighter Futures
Around the world 443 million school days are lost each year because of unsafe sanitation and water borne illnesses, limiting the potential of young minds.
Having a clean and safe school toilet means children don’t miss out on learning; their self-worth is boosted because they feel valued and respected; and vital grassroots change is sparked.
In 2017, Domestos launched their dedicated schools programme – Cleaner Toilets Brighter Futures. The global programme empowers janitors, teachers, and the entire school to manage their toilet facilities in a more productive and more sustainable way. Working with local governments, NGOs and organisations, like GIZ, to help make school toilets clean and safe, alongside teaching children the importance of toilet hygiene. The programme inspires collaboration between janitors, teachers and children so that once their school toilets are clean and useable, they can be kept that way for the long-term.
In schools where Cleaner Toilets, Brighter Futures has been implemented, children visit the toilets 25% more.

Our partnership with UNICEF
Domestos have been working together with UNICEF to tackle unsafe sanitation and improve hygiene. Through our renewed partnership, we will continue to focus our efforts on marginalised communities in India, targeting the places and spaces that are most vulnerable to infection. Together, we will be unstoppable in reaching Domestos’ new goal of helping 100 million people access clean and safe toilets by 2030.
Domestos and UNICEF focus their efforts on marginalised communities in India, targeting the places and spaces where people are most vulnerable to infections.
The Domestos and UNICEF partnership is not just about building toilets, it’s about behaviour change and the development of sustainable, community-led approaches to sanitation and hygiene in schools, public places and homes.
The partnership works in hard-to-reach communities, like the rural village of Dibrugarh, Assam to deliver access to toilets to the local community for the first time and improve regional sanitation access.
Over 50% Of the world’s population are at risk of sickness and disease because they don’t have access to safe sanitation*

Working alongside UNICEF, Domestos has helped 29 million people gain improved access to a toilet over 2012-2020

* UNICEF WASH for School Children South Asia Report
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Innovation and Domestos

Two Domestos innovations that will help tackle the sanitation crisis
How can it be right that, in our super-advanced world, 2.3 billion people still lack basic sanitation services and almost 900 million defecate in the open? We don’t believe it is. Which is why Domestos is working to address these statistics.