Abstract: Cleansing devices in the form of ergonomic scrub gloves for cleansing various surfaces including large animals and associated animal contact surfaces. The gloves include an inner layer, which is generally waterproof, with an outer layer comprising an abrasive weave.

Abstract: A scrub glove (G?) has an inner layer (IL) fitting over a wearer' thumb, fingers, palm, and back of their hand, the wearer's wrist and a portion of their forearm. The glove further has an outer layer (OL) of an abrasive, woven mesh material formed to fit over the inner layer and enclosing the wearer's thumb, fingers, palm, the back of their hand, and their wrist. A band (D) fits over an open end of the outer layer where it fits over the open end and a cuff portion of the inner layer and is permanently secured to both the inner and outer layers. While the outer layer fits over the inner layer, it does not adhere to the inner layer whereby when the glove is used fin cleaning, the outer layer is free to move separately from the inner layer.

Abstract: Cleansing devices in the form of ergonomic scrub gloves for cleansing various surfaces including large animals and associated animal contact surfaces. The gloves include an inner layer, which is generally waterproof, with an outer layer comprising an abrasive weave.

Abstract: A scrub glove (G?) has an inner layer (IL) fitting over a wearer' thumb, fingers, palm, and back of their hand, the wearer's wrist and a portion of their forearm. The glove further has an outer layer (OL) of an abrasive, woven mesh material formed to fit over the inner layer and enclosing the wearer's thumb, fingers, palm, the back of their hand, and their wrist. A band (D) fits over an open end of the outer layer where it fits over the open end and a cuff portion of the inner layer and is permanently secured to both the inner and outer layers. While the outer layer fits over the inner layer, it does not adhere to the inner layer whereby when the glove is used fin cleaning, the outer layer is free to move separately from the inner layer.

Abstract: A cleaning utensil for expeditiously and thoroughly cleaning dirty surfaces includes an ergonomic scrub glove (10) worn by a person doing the cleaning. The scrub glove has a base portion made of a material impervious to liquids and which covers the person's hand and wrist and at least a portion of their forearm when worn. An outer layer (L) of the scrub glove comprises an abrasive woven mesh material which encases the portion of the scrub glove covering the person's hand. A cleaning solution is poured onto this outer layer for the wearer to apply the solution to a surface being cleaned by the wearer by moving their hand over and about a surface to be cleaned. The base portion of the scrub glove prevents the person's hand, wrist and forearm from coming in contact with the cleaning solution.