The present disclosure relates to a fluid delivery system that includes a surface contact a layer and a matrix of rupturable cells. The rupturable cells contain fluid confined with the cell. The fluid is absorbed by the surface contact layer when at least one of the cells is ruptured.

The present disclosure relates to a fluid delivery system that includes a surface contact a layer and a matrix of rupturable cells. The rupturable cells contain fluid confined with the cell. The fluid is absorbed by the surface contact layer when at least one of the cells is ruptured.

A grasping assist device for facilitating grasping of an article includes a sleeve, which has an opening positioned in a respective opposed side of the sleeve. A hand of a user can be inserted into a first end of the sleeve such that a thumb of the hand protrudes through the opening and fingers of the hand protrude through a second end of the sleeve. A first fastener is engaged to the sleeve and overlays a palmar side of the hand of the user. A second fastener is selectively engageable to a respective article, such as a cup, a pouch, or the like. The second fastener is complementary to the first fastener so that the first fastener is positioned to selectively engage the second fastener to removably engage the respective article to the palmar side of the hand of the user.

The present invention relates to a soap bar holding pouched washcloth having an integrated pouch for storing a bar of soap for lathering the washcloth for bathing. The washcloth features a pouch sewn along the longitudinal edges and one of the transversal edges of the washcloth, a trailing edge of the washcloth forms an opening for a cavity created by the pouch for storing the soap bar, thereby enabling a user to take a shower using the washcloth with the soap bar accommodated in the pouch without independently applying the soap bar. The soap bar creates lather when it comes into contact with water enabling the user to clean the body by rubbing the lathered washcloth thereon. The washcloth is washable and can comprise of different sizes and designs.

The present invention relates to a soap bar holding pouched washcloth having an integrated pouch for storing a bar of soap for lathering the washcloth for bathing. The washcloth features a pouch sewn along the longitudinal edges and one of the transversal edges of the washcloth, a trailing edge of the washcloth forms an opening for a cavity created by the pouch for storing the soap bar, thereby enabling a user to take a shower using the washcloth with the soap bar accommodated in the pouch without independently applying the soap bar. The soap bar creates lather when it comes into contact with water enabling the user to clean the body by rubbing the lathered washcloth thereon. The washcloth is washable and can comprise of different sizes and designs.

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.

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 soap-dispensing bath sponge assembly is adapted to house a liquid soap product within a body thereof, and further adapted to dispense soap through an exfoliating material, such as a brush and/or sponge material, thereby creating a foamy lather for application to the body of a user or non-human surface, such as a vehicle. The body of the soap-dispensing bath sponge assembly is adapted to be flexibly-modulated (squeezed), thereby generating pressure within an internal volume of the body, forcing the liquid soap product through slit valves (or similar features) and into a volume of the exfoliating material.

A soap-dispensing bath sponge assembly is adapted to house a liquid soap product within a body thereof, and further adapted to dispense soap through an exfoliating material, such as a brush and/or sponge material, thereby creating a foamy lather for application to the body of a user or non-human surface, such as a vehicle. The body of the soap-dispensing bath sponge assembly is adapted to be flexibly-modulated (squeezed), thereby generating pressure within an internal volume of the body, forcing the liquid soap product through slit valves (or similar features) and into a volume of the exfoliating material.

The washcloth is comprised of two or more different materials. One material primary function is to deep clean or exfoliate. The other materials functions are to clean and distribute a solid or liquid cleaning agent. The materials are held together by various sewing or adhesive patterns that produce; cloth stability between the materials and a holding area for solid cleaning substances like soap. The holding area is secured by a material or apparatus that bonds together in some fashion like Velcro or Ziplock, which is held in place by different means like a sewing pattern or adhesive.