Incontinence Care
Specifically positioned by the supplier for incontinence and personal-care needs.
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Rosenthal Community Care Services
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Large, premoistened disposable washcloths designed for incontinence and personal-care routines, featuring soft yet durable spunlace material, an alcohol-free formula, and supplier-listed lanolin and aloe vera skin conditioners.
Incontinence care and assisted personal hygiene can be part of the everyday caregiving routine in many RCFEs, ARFs, assisted living homes, and other residential care settings.
These premoistened disposable washcloths provide a ready-to-use option without requiring caregivers to prepare a traditional washcloth for every cleansing task.
Each cloth measures approximately 9 × 13 inches and is made from supplier-described soft yet durable spunlace material, giving caregivers a comparatively generous cleansing surface for appropriate personal-care routines.
The formula is alcohol free and contains supplier-listed lanolin and aloe vera skin conditioners.
Each package contains 64 disposable premoistened washcloths, making the product suitable for routine facility inventory where caregivers regularly assist with hygiene and incontinence care.
A refill format can also help facilities maintain an organized supply system when used with an appropriate compatible storage or dispensing setup.
Because the supplier calls this a refill pack, RCCS does not assume that a reusable dispenser or tub is included unless the product variant specifically states otherwise.
The supplier lists each washcloth at approximately 9 × 13 inches.
A larger cleansing surface can be useful during caregiver-assisted personal care because it provides more material to work with than a small personal wipe.
Specifically positioned by the supplier for incontinence and personal-care needs.
May be useful for appropriate routine cleansing when a resident needs caregiver assistance with personal hygiene.
Premoistened washcloths can be convenient where transporting a resident to a sink or bathroom for every cleansing task is not practical or appropriate.
The supplier describes the washcloths as using a soft yet durable spunlace material intended to provide a soothing, gentle touch during personal care.
That balance can be particularly useful in residential care, where a cloth needs to remain usable during cleansing while still being appropriate for contact with delicate skin.
Even a soft cloth can cause friction when used aggressively. Caregivers should use an appropriate cleansing technique and avoid excessive rubbing, particularly on fragile, irritated, or compromised skin.
The supplier specifically identifies these washcloths as alcohol free.
This distinguishes them from alcohol-containing wipes and supports their positioning as personal-cleansing washcloths rather than surface-disinfection products.
The absence of alcohol does not guarantee that every resident will tolerate every ingredient. Review the actual package ingredients and discontinue use if irritation or sensitivity develops.
The supplier states that the washcloth formula contains lanolin and aloe vera skin conditioners.
These ingredients are included as part of the personal-care formula, distinguishing the product from an ordinary dry disposable cloth.
Supplier-listed as a skin-conditioning component of the premoistened formulation.
Also supplier-listed as a skin conditioner within the cleansing formula.
The washcloths are intended for cleansing and personal-care use; RCCS does not represent the formula as treating or preventing a medical skin condition.
Some individuals may be sensitive to lanolin or other ingredients. Residents with known skin sensitivities, allergies, active skin conditions, wounds, or significant irritation may require a different product or individualized skin-care direction.
Useful for appropriate cleansing during brief changes and other incontinence-related personal care.
Can support routine hygiene assistance when a convenient premoistened cloth is appropriate.
May be useful when a resident needs assistance with cleansing while remaining in bed or another care position.
Provides an alternative cleansing format for residents who cannot easily access a sink for every hygiene task.
A 64-count refill pack can be incorporated into organized personal-care inventory where appropriate.
May also be maintained as resident-specific personal-care inventory when facility procedures call for individually designated supplies.
These washcloths are described as disposable, allowing a used cloth to be discarded rather than laundered and returned to service.
In a facility environment, disposable personal-care supplies can help simplify separation between clean and used materials when staff follow appropriate infection-control procedures.
Treat disposable washcloths as single-use personal-care products. Use a fresh cloth as appropriate and dispose of the used cloth according to facility procedure.
The supplier describes these washcloths as disposable, but the supplied information does not describe them as flushable.
Do not flush the cloths down a toilet solely because they are disposable. Improper disposal can contribute to plumbing and sewer problems.
Premoistened products rely on their packaging or compatible dispensing system to preserve moisture.
| Product Type | Premoistened Disposable Personal-Care Washcloth |
|---|---|
| Package Type | Refill Pack |
| Quantity | 64 Cloths |
| Individual Cloth Size | Approximately 9 × 13 in |
| Material | Supplier-Described Soft, Durable Spunlace |
| Moisture | Premoistened |
| Disposable | Yes |
| Alcohol | Alcohol Free |
| Aloe Vera | Yes — Supplier-Listed Skin Conditioner |
| Lanolin | Yes — Supplier-Listed Skin Conditioner |
| Primary Supplier-Listed Application | Incontinence and Personal Care |
| Flushable | Not Specified — Do Not Assume Flushable |
| Antibacterial / Disinfecting Claim | Not Specified |
| Hypoallergenic Claim | Not Specified |
| Fragrance Status | Not Specified in Supplied Information |
| Supplier-Listed Average Shipping Lead Time | 5+ Days |
The supplier lists an average lead time for shipping of 5+ days.
Because supplier terminology can vary, RCCS recommends treating this as an estimated supplier fulfillment timeframe rather than a guaranteed customer delivery date.
Supplier processing, inventory availability, carrier transit, destination, weekends, holidays, and other fulfillment conditions can affect the actual date the order reaches the customer.
These washcloths are personal-cleansing supplies and should not be represented as medical treatment, wound-care products, disinfectants, or products that prevent incontinence-associated dermatitis or other skin conditions.
Use according to the manufacturer label and facility personal-care procedures.
Avoid excessive rubbing, particularly on fragile, irritated, or compromised skin.
The formula contains lanolin and aloe vera according to the supplier. Individuals with known ingredient sensitivities or allergies may require a different product.
If a resident has open wounds, significant skin breakdown, persistent redness, rash, pain, drainage, or another concerning skin condition, follow the resident's care plan and appropriate healthcare guidance rather than relying on an ordinary cleansing wipe as treatment.
Use a fresh disposable cloth as appropriate and do not reuse a contaminated washcloth between residents or separate care tasks.
The supplied information does not state that the washcloths are flushable. Dispose of them in appropriate waste unless the actual manufacturer packaging specifically provides different instructions.
The refill pack contains 64 premoistened disposable washcloths.
The supplier lists each washcloth at approximately 9 × 13 inches.
Yes. The supplier specifically positions the washcloths for incontinence and personal-care needs.
Yes. The washcloths are supplied premoistened and ready for appropriate personal-care use.
No. The supplier specifically describes the formula as alcohol free.
Yes. Aloe vera is supplier-listed as a skin-conditioning ingredient.
Yes. Lanolin is also supplier-listed as a skin conditioner.
The supplier describes them as soft yet durable spunlace material.
No. The supplier identifies the washcloths as disposable. Use a fresh cloth as appropriate rather than washing and reusing a previously used wipe.
Flushability is not stated in the supplied information. RCCS recommends disposing of used washcloths in appropriate waste unless the manufacturer package specifically identifies them as flushable.
No antibacterial, antimicrobial, or disinfecting claim was supplied. RCCS therefore presents these as personal-cleansing washcloths, not disinfecting wipes.
Yes. They may be useful for appropriate caregiver-assisted hygiene, incontinence care, bedside cleansing, and resident personal-care routines when consistent with the resident's needs and facility procedures.
The supplier lists an average shipping lead time of 5+ days. This should be treated as an estimated fulfillment timeframe rather than a guaranteed delivery date, and carrier transit may be additional.
For operators searching for RCFE incontinence wipes, ARF personal-care washcloths, assisted living disposable wipes, caregiver cleansing cloths, premoistened washcloths for seniors, residential care hygiene supplies, or alcohol-free incontinence wipes , this 64-count refill pack provides a practical facility supply option.
The 9 × 13-inch size, soft spunlace construction, premoistened format, alcohol-free formula, lanolin, and aloe vera skin conditioners make these washcloths particularly relevant for routine caregiver personal-care and incontinence-cleansing workflows.
The RCCS Assisted Living Marketplace presents products through the practical lens of RCFE owners, ARF operators, residential care administrators, caregivers, and assisted living facility operators — helping you understand not only what a product is, but how it may fit into resident hygiene, incontinence care, caregiver workflows, personal-care inventory, infection-control practices, resident dignity, and the day-to-day operation of a residential care business.

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