Traditional Bathing vs. Wet Wash Gloves
See how Wet Wash Gloves outperform conventional methods across every key metric — from time and hygiene safety to staff efficiency and water usage.
Wet Wash Gloves
- In contrast, Wet Wash Gloves need no water at all — they're pre-moistened and ready to use, making them ideal for water-scarce environments or emergencies.
- Wet Wash Gloves cut this time down to just 3 to 5 minutes, enabling faster turnarounds in high-load situations.
- Wet Wash Gloves are single-use and sterile, ensuring minimal risk and greater infection control in sensitive care settings.
- Wet Wash Gloves lighten the load, reducing repetitive effort and simplifying hygiene tasks — especially during long shifts or emergencies.
Traditional Bathing
- Traditional methods require 2-5 liters of water per patient, often involving buckets, basins, or showers.
- With traditional cleaning routines, the average cleaning time is 10 to 15 minutes per patient — often longer for non-cooperative or immobile patients.
- Traditional methods carry a moderate to high risk of cross-contamination, especially when reusable cloths or water containers are shared.
- Manual cleaning with traditional methods can be physically taxing and time-consuming, adding to staff fatigue.