Firm urges improved hygiene in homes

A firm, Reckitt has tasked Nigerians on the need to keep their homes free from germs and diseases.

The firm disclosed that its newly re-launched Dettol Cool bar was a product of research aimed at protecting life by making good hygiene single to adopt.

The General Manager, Reckitt Sub Sahara Africa, Akbar Shah, said as “Dettol endeavours to keep Nigerians cool and refreshed all day, the newly improved soap provides the triple benefits of protection against 99.9 per cent of disease-causing germs, up to five degrees of cooling sensation, and protection against body odour.”

Shah said, “At Reckitt, we have a purpose, which is to protect, heal and nurture in the relentless pursuit of a cleaner, healthier world. We also continually innovate to enable access of our high-quality health and hygiene products to every member of society.

“Our Dettol Cool bar soap is enriched with the power of menthol that helps to protect against bacteria and odour causing germs.

“With this new product, we look forward to driving conversations on the importance of hygiene and keeping yourself healthy, especially after both high and low-intensity activities which cause you to sweat. In the long run, we aim to achieve a behavioural change towards good hygiene.”

Also speaking, the Category Manager, Dettol Sub Saharan Africa, Zara Adoki, said the firm’s purpose is to protect life by making good hygiene simple to adopt.

Adoki said this is why the team is excited to announce the launch of the brand-new Dettol 5C Cool.

According to her, this innovative product is the result of years of research and development, while expressing confidence that it would be a game-changer in the hygiene industry.

“At Dettol, we understand the importance of good hygiene practices, especially in these challenging times. Our mission is to help our customers protect themselves and their loved ones from harmful germs and bacteria, and we are committed to delivering the highest quality products that meet their needs,” Adoki added.