Finis Household Cleaning and Pest Control Products in Bangladesh

Finis is a household cleaning and pest-control range, and what sits under it covers floors, tiles, bathrooms, glass, laundry and insects. Most of it shelves under Arogga’s Household Cleaning & Laundry Essentials collection.

One thing to know before scrolling: the word on the bottle is often not the word on this page. Bottle sizes, pack weights and the current figure belong to each product page.

The Page Says Finis and the Bottles Often Do Not

The labels you will actually see

This brand record holds a family of names rather than one. Fixol is the tile cleaner. Finex is floor cleaner. Finpic is toilet cleaner. Fin is washing powder. Finray is glass cleaner, and Finistox is the aerosol. Only some of those titles put the word Finis in front.

Why that matters when you search

Searching the brand name finds the whole shelf, but searching a bottle you already own may not. If you have a Fixol bottle under the sink and type Fixol, you will land on the product rather than here. Both routes work; they just arrive in different places.

Floors and Tiles

Tile cleaner is the part of this range people buy most often, and it comes in a small bottle and a large one:

• Fixol Tiles cleaner 500ml — the everyday bottle
• Fixol Tiles cleaner 1000ml — the refill-sized one

The litre bottle also appears in a bundled listing whose title opens with the word Buy. Bundle titles change whenever the bundle does, so read the whole line before adding one to the basket. Alongside the tile cleaner the shelf carries the Finex floor cleaner in lime and pine, which is a general mopping product rather than a tile-specific one. Both sit on Arogga’s Floor Cleaners shelf.

Bathroom, Toilet and Disinfecting

The bowl and the floor

Finpic is the toilet cleaner here, listed in a half-litre and a three-quarter-litre bottle, both in bundled form. For wider disinfecting there is Finis Bleaching Powder 500g, which is the chlorine-based powder used for drains, floors and outdoor areas.

Phenyle for the smell as much as the clean

Phenyle does a job no other bottle on this shelf does: it leaves a scent that reads as clean in a damp bathroom, and it is normally diluted heavily in a bucket. Finis Perfume Phenyle 1000ml is the litre bottle. The rest of that shelf is Arogga’s Bathroom Cleaners collection.

Glass, Mirrors and Dishes

Glass needs a product that evaporates rather than one that foams, which is why a floor cleaner leaves streaks on a window. Finis Finray Glass Cleaner 500ml is the spray for that, and it works on mirrors and tiled splashbacks as readily as on windows.

The sink side of the kitchen is covered by Tara Smart Clean Lemon Liquid Dishwash 500ml, which carries a different label again and is a dish liquid rather than a surface cleaner.

Insects and Pests

Powders and baits

Powder is the quiet option: it goes behind the cooker, along skirting and under the sink, and it works without filling a room with spray. The range covers:

• Finis Insect Powder (Cockroach killer) 80g — the single pack
• Finis Insect killer 100g and Finis Insect Powder (Cockroach killer) 80g combo — the two powders together

Keep both away from food preparation surfaces and out of reach of children and pets. Arogga’s Insect Baits shelf carries the gels and traps that work the same way.

The aerosol

For flying insects there is Finis AIK Finistox Aerosol. An aerosol is pressurised, so it stays away from flame and away from heat, and the room wants airing before anyone settles back into it. The wider shelf is Pest Control.

Laundry and the Odd One Out

Washing powder appears under the short Fin name, in a half-kilo and a kilo pack, both currently listed with a discount written into the title. That wording is the giveaway that the listing is a promotional record rather than a standing one.

The genuine outsider is Iman Anti Lice Hair Oil 50ml, which goes on hair and is not a household cleaner at all. It sits here under a different label again, so read the title before assuming it belongs with the bottles above.

Using These Safely at Home

Never mix bleaching powder with a toilet cleaner

This shelf sells both, and the two must not meet. Chlorine-based bleaching powder reacts with an acidic toilet cleaner and releases chlorine gas, which is dangerous in a small, closed bathroom. Use one, flush and rinse thoroughly, ventilate, and only then consider the other. The same caution holds for mixing cleaning products of any kind.

Gloves, air and a high shelf

Concentrated cleaners irritate skin and eyes, so gloves are worth the small inconvenience and an open window is worth more. Store everything here out of reach of children, in the original bottle, with the label intact. Decanting a cleaner into a drinks bottle is how household poisonings happen.

Reading a Finis Listing

The titles on this brand were written at different times and they are not consistent:

• The label word comes first, not the brand word. Fixol, Finex, Finpic and Fin open their own titles; Finray and Finistox sit inside a Finis one.
• A title starting with Buy is a bundle. Those records change when the offer does, and a few of them carry a discount figure in the name itself.
• Volume is the real identifier. Several products appear at more than one size under otherwise similar wording, so match the millilitres or the grams.
• A couple of titles carry typing slips. One toilet cleaner is spelled Toitlet and one washing powder says powder twice. Both are the product you expect.

What Changes the Price

• How much is in the bottle. The litre sizes generally work out better per millilitre than the half-litre ones.
• Concentration. A phenyle meant to be diluted in a bucket is not comparable with a ready-to-use spray at the same volume.
• Bundles. A paired listing and a single listing of the same bottle sit at different levels, and the paired one changes when the pairing ends.
• Packaging. An aerosol can costs more to make and more to ship than a plastic bottle of the same size.

A bundled record and a standalone record of the same bottle rarely move together, so compare them side by side on the listings rather than assuming the pair is the better deal.

About Finis

Finis is a Bangladeshi household care label covering cleaning and domestic pest control. Rather than operating as a single product name, it works as an umbrella over a set of short sub-labels, each attached to one job around the house, which is why its product titles carry several different words.

The range spans tile and floor cleaners, toilet and bathroom cleaners, glass cleaner, bleaching powder, perfumed phenyle, washing powder, and insect powders and aerosols for cockroaches and flying insects. Packaging runs to household bottle and pouch sizes rather than to industrial volumes. In Bangladesh the products reach customers through grocery retail, neighbourhood shops and online marketplaces.

Buying Finis Products Online in Bangladesh

Browsing by job is quicker than browsing by label on this brand, because the labels are the part that is hard to remember. The shelves linked above group these bottles with everything else that does the same work, whoever makes it.

Laundry products sit under Detergent Powders & Liquids, which is the shelf to compare pack weights across brands.

Delivery runs through the same app and site as everything else on Arogga. A litre bottle weighs what a litre weighs, which is easy to forget when several of them go into one basket at once. The delivery note on each listing covers how the heavier items are handled.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Which product cleans floor tiles?

Fixol is the tile cleaner, listed in a half-litre and a litre bottle. Finex is the general floor cleaner, which suits mopping an ordinary floor rather than cutting through the film that builds up on tiles.

2. Why do the products have different names from the brand?

The brand works as an umbrella over several short sub-labels, one per job. Fixol, Finex, Finpic, Fin, Finray and Finistox all belong here even though only some titles print the word Finis.

3. Can bleaching powder and toilet cleaner be used together?

No. Chlorine-based bleaching powder and an acidic toilet cleaner react and release chlorine gas, which is hazardous in a closed bathroom. Use one, rinse and ventilate properly, and leave a good gap before using the other.

4. What is phenyle used for?

Floors, drains and bathrooms, mostly for the disinfecting and the scent together. It is diluted in a bucket of water rather than applied neat, and the dilution on the bottle is the one to follow.

5. How should an insect aerosol be used indoors?

Cover or remove food and dishes, send children and pets out of the room, spray briefly, then shut the door. Air the room before going back in. Keep the can away from flame and from anywhere hot, since it is pressurised.

6. Is the anti-lice hair oil part of the cleaning range?

No, it is a personal-care product that happens to sit on the same brand record. It goes on hair and scalp, and the instructions on its own listing are the ones to follow.

7. ঘরে insect spray করার পর কতক্ষণ পর ঢোকা উচিত?

স্প্রে করে দরজা বন্ধ করে দিন, তারপর অন্তত আধ ঘণ্টা জানালা খুলে বাতাস চলাচল করতে দিন। খাবার আর বাসনপত্র আগেই ঢেকে রাখবেন, আর বাচ্চা বা পোষা প্রাণী যেন ওই ঘরে না থাকে।