Maintaining skin hygiene is an important part of infection control, particularly for people with limited mobility or incontinence. Our range of infection control products, including no-rinse cleansing creams, wash gloves, wet wipes, and commode liners, supports good hygiene standards at home or in a care setting, without the need for a full bath or shower. You may also want to browse our wider range of hygiene aids and personal care products for additional support.
Our infection control range includes a variety of waterless and low-effort cleansing products, designed for use at home or in a care setting. TENA wash creams and wash gloves allow for a thorough clean without the need for water, with dermatologically tested, paraben-free formulas that are gentle on sensitive skin. Wet wipes provide a convenient option for everyday hygiene, particularly in areas affected by incontinence, while our no-rinse shampoo cap makes hair washing simple and straightforward without a sink or shower.
For commode users, our commode liners help maintain cleanliness and hygiene with minimal effort, making them a practical addition to any home care routine. If you need support with other aspects of personal care, our dressing aids and personal support aids are designed to help you stay independent at home.
Infection Control FAQs
What is infection control?
Infection control refers to the practices and measures used to prevent the spread of infection. In a care or home setting, this includes maintaining good skin hygiene, managing incontinence carefully, and using appropriate cleansing products to keep skin clean and healthy.
What infection control products are suitable for use at
home?
Waterless cleansing products such as no-rinse wash creams, wash gloves, and wet wipes are all well suited to home use, particularly for anyone with limited mobility who finds bathing or showering difficult. Commode liners are also a practical option for maintaining hygiene at home with minimal effort.
What are the best hygiene products for people with
incontinence?
Wet wipes and waterless wash creams are a gentle and effective option for managing hygiene in areas affected by incontinence. Look for paraben-free, dermatologically tested formulas that are kind to sensitive skin with regular use.
Are these products suitable for infection control use in
care homes?
Yes. Waterless cleansing products, wash gloves, and commode liners are commonly used in care settings as part of standard infection control precautions. They are practical for care workers to use and help maintain hygiene standards between washes.
Can these products be used without water?
Most of our infection control range is designed for waterless use, including our no-rinse shampoo cap, TENA wash cream, and TENA wash gloves. This makes them ideal for anyone who needs a thorough clean without access to a bath or shower. For foot hygiene specifically, take a look at our foot comfort range for products designed to keep feet clean and healthy.