Medline Round Bath Sponge with 22" Rigid Handle, 100 EA/CS

Round Bath Sponge with 22" Rigid Handle, 100 EA/CS

This round bath sponge with a 22 inch rigid handle helps users wash hard-to-reach areas in the shower or bath. It is a practical choice for people with limited range of motion or for caregivers looking to reduce bending and reaching during bathing. A heavy-duty plastic handle adds reach, and the hole at the end makes hanging the sponge after use simple.

Good Fit For

• Bathing support for people with limited range of motion
• Shower or bath routines that require extra reach
• Care settings looking to reduce bending during bathing assistance

Key Features

• Round foam bath sponge helps clean hard-to-reach areas during bathing
• 22 inch rigid handle adds reach and helps reduce bending and stretching
• Heavy-duty plastic handle supports everyday bathing tasks
• Helpful for users with limited range of motion
• Handle includes a hanging hole for easy drying and storage
• Case packaging works well for facility purchasing and replenishment

Applications and Usage

• Washing the back, legs, or other hard-to-reach areas in the shower
• Bathing assistance when reaching and bending are difficult
• Hanging the sponge to dry after bathing

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Plastic.
• The rigid handle is built for reach rather than a flexible grip.
• This SKU comes in case packaging, which may suit facility ordering better than small-quantity personal purchase.

FAQ

• How long is the handle on this bath sponge? The handle is 22 inches long, giving added reach for bathing in the shower or bath.
• Who may benefit from this round bath sponge? This bath sponge is a good option for people with limited range of motion or anyone who wants help reaching difficult areas while bathing.
• Can this sponge help reduce bending during bathing? Yes. The long rigid handle is intended to help eliminate some bending and reaching during bathing tasks.
• Can the sponge be hung up after use? Yes. The handle has a hole at the end so the sponge can be hung after bathing.

From Medline.