HYGOSTAR Patient Wipe 53320 — 460 x 330 mm white nonwoven with polyethylene film

HYGOSTAR Patient Wipe 53320 is a single-use patient care wipe measuring 460 x 330 mm. It is manufactured from white nonwoven fabric laminated on one side with a polyethylene film to provide a reliable liquid barrier. The product is intended for patient hygiene, bed and surface protection, and temporary isolation of fluids in clinical and care environments where disposable, hygienic barriers are required.

Advantages

The laminated construction combines absorbent nonwoven with an impermeable polyethylene backing, delivering both surface coverage and fluid protection. Single-use format reduces cross-contamination risk and simplifies waste management. The medium size (460 x 330 mm) balances coverage and ease of handling for routine care tasks. The white color supports visual inspection and maintains a neutral appearance in care settings.

Suitable for

• Patient hygiene and personal care during examinations or bedside procedures
• Protective underlays for beds, stretchers, and chairs
• Covering instruments, trays or work surfaces during short procedures
• Temporary containment of small spills or body fluids

Key specifications

• Material: nonwoven fabric laminated with polyethylene film
• Dimensions: 460 x 330 mm
• Color: white
• Format: single-use / disposable
• Function: liquid barrier and surface protection

How to use

Open the packaging and unfold the wipe. Place the nonwoven side toward the patient or surface that requires absorption and position the polyethylene film side toward the underlying surface to provide a liquid barrier. Use one wipe per task and discard after single use in accordance with local clinical waste procedures. For spill containment, position the wipe so that the film faces downward to prevent fluid transfer to the underlying surface.

Usage recommendations

Use within clinical or care environments for routine hygiene and surface protection. Do not reuse or attempt to launder. Avoid direct contact with open electrical equipment or heat sources. Dispose of used wipes according to institutional infection control and waste disposal protocols.