A non-sterile device worn on the hand to wash a patient; it is commonly used by a caregiver to bathe an incapacitated patient. It is typically made of waterproof plastic materials and has a soft exterior surface that may be pre-treated with mild detergent (a soap). The device also serves as a barrier to help prevent cross-contamination between the patient and the caregiver. It is typically used in the intensive care unit (ICU), for oncology patients, and for long-term patients in a healthcare facility or at home. This is a single-use device.