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  1. QUAD QUIP WASH MITT (MODELS BK6334, BK6335, & BK6336) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 10/2008) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Quad Quip Wash Mitt is a terry cloth wash mitt with velcro wrist closure. SIZE: Available in Small, Medium, and Large....[More Information]

  2. TERRY CLOTH WASH MITT (MODEL 7A) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Terry cloth wash mitt fits over hand, has elasticized pocket for holding a bar of soap and elasticized wrist....[More Information]

  3. TERRY WASH MITT (MODEL 134) --- DISCONTINUED. RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Terry wash mitt slips over hand, fastens with velcro to hold soap inside....[More Information]

  4. WASH MITT (MODEL A1084) --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 06/2006) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- The Wash Mitt, model A1084, is designed for use by individuals with upper extremity disabilities. This terry velour mit has a stretch knit cuff and is equipped with an inside pocket to hold soap. The gift boxed set includes mild, long-lasting herbal soap. SIZES: One size fits all....[More Information]

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