Cardinal Health Personal Cleansing Cloths, Nonflushable
About this item
- Soft, gentle pre-moistened cleansing cloths
- Ready to use with no soap or water needed
- Great for incontinence and everyday hygiene
- Nonflushable to protect your plumbing
- Available in Pack of 96 or Case of 576
Cardinal Health Personal Cleansing Cloths, Nonflushable - Pack of 96 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Cardinal Health Personal Cleansing Cloths, Nonflushable - Pack of 96 is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Cardinal Health Personal Cleansing Cloths, Nonflushable
The Cardinal Health Personal Cleansing Cloths are soft, disposable wipes designed for gentle everyday cleansing, incontinence care, and general personal hygiene. They're a convenient choice for caregivers, home-care patients, and anyone who needs a quick, effective way to freshen up without a full bath. Because they're nonflushable, these cloths are meant to be discarded in the trash rather than the toilet, helping protect your plumbing and septic system.
Each cloth is made to be gentle on skin while providing thorough cleansing during diaper changes, incontinence episodes, or routine cleanup. Their pre-moistened, ready-to-use format means there's no need for soap, water, or a washcloth, making them ideal for bedside care, travel, or on-the-go situations. Simply pull a cloth, wipe, and dispose, keeping the caregiving routine simple and hygienic.
These personal cleansing cloths are available in multiple options, including a Pack of 96 and a bulk Case of 576, so you can choose the quantity that fits your household or facility needs. They are frequently FSA/HSA eligible as a personal care item. Please select your preferred pack or case size below to order.
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