A glove comprising a glove body suitable to surround a user's hand and fingers, wherein the glove provides a snug, comfortable fit is provided. The gloves of the present disclosure advantageously provide minimized friction upon donning the glove by a user. Methods of making the glove as well as methods of using the glove are also provided.

An assembly of an upper, oval shaped reservoir/pouch bonded or moulded with a lower peripheral hand grip portion having a rectangular well or recess snugly receiving a standard dimension off the shelf rectangular sponge. The reservoir/pouch has a centrally located inlet valve for receiving a suitable cleansing/washing agent and a single outlet nozzle positioned on a lower surface of the reservoir. The reservoir/pouch occupies a substantial volume in relation to sponge to avoid the necessity of frequent filling with cleansing/washing agent. The hand grip portion has a skirt S with opposed, vertical curved wall ribbing and that can be gripped and squeezed together to dispense agent from the reservoir/pouch through the outlet nozzle into and through pores in the sponge, in a manner that should readily be envisaged.

A system for sanitizing surfaces; the system includes a glove, or a pair of gloves having a sanitizing fluid dispenser, a pouch containing sanitizing fluid and attached to the glove(s), and a conduit fluidly connecting the sanitizing fluid dispenser with the sanitizing fluid in the pouch. The system is useful for providing a wearer of the glove(s) with a means to easily sanitize or disinfect surfaces.

A glove includes: a palm; a suction cup coupled to the palm; and a suction releaser coupled to the suction cup. A method includes: positioning a suction cup over a drain, with the suction cup being coupled to a palm of a glove; and plunging the drain via the suction cup.

The disclosed invention uses a finger covering to position a supply of medicine in a location where it may be administered in a manner that increases applicant's control of the administration and lowers the anxiety level of the patient by using a sheathed finger.

A glove includes: a palm; a suction cup coupled to the palm; and a suction releaser coupled to the suction cup. A method includes: positioning a suction cup over a drain, with the suction cup being coupled to a palm of a glove; and plunging the drain via the suction cup.

A glove includes: a palm; a suction cup coupled to the palm; and a suction releaser coupled to the suction cup. A method includes: positioning a suction cup over a drain, with the suction cup being coupled to a palm of a glove; and plunging the drain via the suction cup.

Embodiments herein disclose a haptic device that includes an elastic planar member. The haptic device also includes an inelastic planar member attached to the elastic planar member. Additional elastic and inelastic planar members may be attached to the inelastic planar member, with each elastic planar member attached to an inelastic planar member in an alternating fashion. An inflatable bladder is attached to a first surface of the inelastic planar member. Additional inflatable bladders may be attached to the additional inelastic planar members. The inflation of the inflatable bladder(s) causes a curvature in the inelastic planar member. This curvature increases the rigidity of the inelastic planar member.

A hair product application device for dispensing a hair product composition directly from a glove. The hair product application device generally includes a glove having at least one blister pack containing a hair product composition. The blister pack includes a pocket that holds the hair product composition and is at least partially in contact with an exterior surface of the glove. The pocket has a rupturable membrane and optionally, a backing sheet that is located at least partially on the exterior surface of the glove. The hair product composition is released by rupturing the rupturable membrane of the blister pack by applying an external pressure to the exterior surface of the rupturable membrane or an internal pressure to the pocket using a pneumatic device.

A glove includes: a palm; a suction cup coupled to the palm; and a suction releaser coupled to the suction cup. A method includes: positioning a suction cup over a drain, with the suction cup being coupled to a palm of a glove; and plunging the drain via the suction cup.