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Rinse-free bathing

Our favorite hair and body sheets for no-rinse bathing
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Why this is useful to you

Everyone wants to feel clean, but sometimes it is not possible to take a shower or a bath. We've tried wipes, we've tried wash cloths, we've tried various brands of rinse-free wipes. Our clients rave about these. They leave no residue, they leave skin and hair soft. Clients with sensory sensitivities, Parkinson's and mobility challenges have all found these to be an refreshing and satisfying alternative to traditional bathing.

Ways You Can Use It

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Just Add Water

The sheets are dry which makes them easy to pack, store and bring on-the-go. Wet the sheet to create suds, then use it to wash your skin or hair without needing a full shower setup.

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No Rinsing Needed

The rinse-free formula can make bathing easier when standing in the shower or rinsing thoroughly is difficult.

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Soft on Skin and Hair

The sheet has a soft texture, making it comfortable to use on both skin and hair.

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Leaves You Feeling Clean

After washing, gently pat your skin or hair dry. The sheet is designed to leave a clean feeling without sticky residue.