I was a nursing student until last year. During my clinical training, I was suddenly told by my instructor, "We're doing hair washing today," and I was startled. During my student days, I often practiced full-body wiping in the practice room, but I wasn't confident in my hair washing technique. Before going to the clinical practice for each field, I bought this Kelly pad, waterproof sheet, and shower bottle to practice. Even after becoming a nurse, I often wash patients' hair on the bed because they are unable to bathe due to poor health. Why not practice before going to clinical training? The following ①②③④ are all items that I used when practicing with fellow nursing students or family members acting as patients. ① Kelly Pad, White Size (Length 50cm, Width 60cm, Height 20cm) ※This is a rough measurement, so please consider it as an approximate size. I practiced a lot, so it's a little worn, and there are stains that didn't come off even when wiped with alcohol (Photos 17 and 18). However, I think there is no problem with normal use. ※The drain pipe is slightly crushed, but it does not affect drainage. ② Waterproof Sheet, Yellow Size (135cm x 88cm) ③ Shower Bottle, 400ml ④ Bonus: Oxygen Mask I had the student acting as the patient wear it, and we practiced hair washing in a more realistic situation, assuming limited body movement. Please use it if you like.