Preparation & time
Water, a washbasin, and towels must be ready. A ready-to-use care alternative can eliminate individual preparation steps.
For business customers · Professional care
Hygiene without water, directly at the patient. When showering or washing hair is difficult, waterless care can complement everyday life in clinics, care facilities, and hospices – with a focus on well-being, personal needs, and dignity.
Discover suitable care products
Body and hair care can be time-consuming and stressful for immobile or particularly care-intensive patients. Preparing water, providing materials, and organizing a transfer: many steps are involved besides the actual washing.
Water, a washbasin, and towels must be ready. A ready-to-use care alternative can eliminate individual preparation steps.
Support requirements, materials, and workflows must match. Care directly at the bedside can be planned into existing routines.
The walk to the bathroom can be exhausting. If a shower transfer is not possible or desired, a suitable alternative is needed.
Not every care situation offers easy access to a shower. Waterless products do not require additional water for their application.
Even with simplified workflows, the facility's hygiene requirements and the instructions on the packaging remain paramount.
Body care is personal. Explain the next steps, protect privacy, and take wishes and habits into account.
Body & hair

For body care: 10 wash mitts per pack.
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For hair care without additional water and without rinsing.
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For a body care break at the bedside or in everyday care.
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If a shower is difficult, body care can take place directly at the bedside. Ready-to-use wash mitts or body care wipes are a possible addition. The chosen method should suit the care plan and individual needs.
The shampoo cap enables hair care without additional water and without rinsing. It is placed on the head and gently massaged according to the product instructions. Information on application and duration is on the packaging.
For some people with dementia, water, showering, or unusual movements during care can trigger fear and restlessness. Tilting the head back when washing hair can also be perceived as unpleasant. For patients with disabilities, individual physical or sensory limitations can make body and hair care even more difficult. This can be emotionally stressful for both the patients and the caregiver. Waterless body and hair care directly at the patient's bedside can be a relieving alternative here: without running water and without tilting the head back to rinse the hair. Personal needs, consent, and a comfortable position remain crucial.
Would you like to use waterless body and hair care in your clinic, care facility, or hospice? Talk to us about your care situation and the right product selection.
Request personal advicePlease follow the application instructions on the respective packaging and your facility's hygiene requirements.
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Hygiene without water, directly at the patient. When showering or washing hair is difficult, waterless care can complement everyday life in clinics, care facilities, and hospices – with a focus on well-being, personal needs, and dignity.
Discover suitable care products
Body and hair care can be time-consuming and stressful for immobile or particularly care-intensive patients. Preparing water, providing materials, and organizing a transfer: many steps are involved besides the actual washing.
Water, a washbasin, and towels must be ready. A ready-to-use care alternative can eliminate individual preparation steps.
Support requirements, materials, and workflows must match. Care directly at the bedside can be planned into existing routines.
The walk to the bathroom can be exhausting. If a shower transfer is not possible or desired, a suitable alternative is needed.
Not every care situation offers easy access to a shower. Waterless products do not require additional water for their application.
Even with simplified workflows, the facility's hygiene requirements and the instructions on the packaging remain paramount.
Body care is personal. Explain the next steps, protect privacy, and take wishes and habits into account.
Body & hair

For body care: 10 wash mitts per pack.
Discover wash mitts
For hair care without additional water and without rinsing.
Discover shampoo caps
For a body care break at the bedside or in everyday care.
coming soonYour questions. Our answers.
If a shower is difficult, body care can take place directly at the bedside. Ready-to-use wash mitts or body care wipes are a possible addition. The chosen method should suit the care plan and individual needs.
The shampoo cap enables hair care without additional water and without rinsing. It is placed on the head and gently massaged according to the product instructions. Information on application and duration is on the packaging.
For some people with dementia, water, showering, or unusual movements during care can trigger fear and restlessness. Tilting the head back when washing hair can also be perceived as unpleasant. For patients with disabilities, individual physical or sensory limitations can make body and hair care even more difficult. This can be emotionally stressful for both the patients and the caregiver. Waterless body and hair care directly at the patient's bedside can be a relieving alternative here: without running water and without tilting the head back to rinse the hair. Personal needs, consent, and a comfortable position remain crucial.
Would you like to use waterless body and hair care in your clinic, care facility, or hospice? Talk to us about your care situation and the right product selection.
Request personal advicePlease follow the application instructions on the respective packaging and your facility's hygiene requirements.
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