Rinse Free Bath Wipes(25 counts),Disposable No Rinse Body Wash,More Convenient to Use,Mitten Shower Wipes,for Nursing The Elderly,The Injured and The Disabled (1 Pack)

The main reason I bought these at first was to help clean my husband up. He has dementia and Alzheimer's, and I've been his 24/7 caregiver for a few years now. He definitely needs help in getting clean and these work wonderfully. Right now, he's in rehab at a nursing home, and between injuring my shoulder and being sick off and on I've had a hard time taking a shower. These certainly help with 'de-stinking'. I wouldn't depend on them for weeks at a time, but using every once in a while is nice. Just wet them a little bit and rub them all over your body, put on some deodorant and go. And the price isn't too horrible either.

This item was a very discreet way to get my elderly father who has dementia to use soap. The mitt style cloth was easy for him to use.

Best product to wipe a patient's FECES off their DUPA. I put on a pair of rubber gloves 🧤 and use a few of these everyday to clean off my father's rear end. He has dementia and doesn't no any better. This disease the people get is terrible. All there life their mind is functionality and when they get older they loose it. It's not fair to them or the care takers. There needs to be a cure to stop it or slow it way down.I like this brand over the others because your hand slids into a pocket and your not holding on to something, to use them. They suds up really well and have a faint lavendar smell to them. So much sanitary to. I wish they made these on a BULK PACK...like 200, 300, 400, 500 pieces.I'd buy them. I used one pack and half a week, 6 packs monthly at $9.99 each plus tax. I found these are better that washcloths and more sanitary, slip them off into the garbage.

No one likes sponge baths but when medically necessary this is a good option. Ran it under water for 1 second squished it up and voila. Fresh scent so sticky or soapy b residue. You will need 2 though as you want to wash certain areas separately. Sturdier than giant baby wipes. Will buy again if needed

These are nice! Super sudsy. Perfect for after surgery when showering right away is not always possible. But also for camping trips, etc. And you really don’t have to rinse! I struggled with that concept at first, but not anymore! I now trust the process and am rinse free, still alive and writing this review!

I bought this product instead of Scrubzzz to try to save a little bit of money. I did save money, but I certainly did not get anything that I paid for. The mitt is clumsy to use and has a strange, unpleasant texture-- neither soft like a washcloth nor more abrasive like an exfoliator. The worst flaw, however, is that the mitt simply does not produce suds. I tried it with just a little bit of water; then with a lot of water; finally the same amount of water I would normally use on a Scrubzzz. I used several different mitts in this "experiment;" the results were always the same--a tiny bit of barely noticeable lather that disappeared after just a few swipes of the mitt on my skin. Yes, Scrubzzz do cost a bit more than this product. The Scrubzzz are worth every cent worth of difference. (I do not work for the company that makes Scrubzzz, and I did not receive any compensation or incentives for this review.)

Bought these for my mother. They work great! They get very soapy and smell nice. It’s easier than using a washcloth.

I have mixed feelings about this one. On the one hand when you slip the glove on the moisture from the water does not get your hand wet. However, the product itself leaves a lot to be desired. It does not soap at all. In fact, when I use this glove, I have to soap it with body wash in order to use it. So if I have to do that, I would may as well just use a washcloth. Kind of defeats the purpose. This product could be improved if it had more soap built-in that activated with water.