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Bottom Buddy Toilet Tissue Wiping Aid :: 11" Personal Hygiene Wand - Patented Sure Grip Design - Ergonomic Curved Handle for People with Limited Range of Motion :: With Discreet Carry Bag

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Features

  • Soft, flexible head with three tulip-petal sections
  • Helps when lowering onto and rising from the toilet
  • Integral toilet seat with a lid for added discretion
  • Non-slip rubber ferrules for safety

Description

This Button Hook With Zipper Pull Hook - Black N42974 features a button hook at one end, and a zipper pull at the other to help users struggling with buttons and zips due to hand problems eg. Arthritis. Can help make dressing and undressing simpler for those with hand impairment, and allows independence in dressing and toileting. The button hook slips through button holes to capture tricky buttons and the hooked end is used for pulling up zips. Can enable users to independently dress in their favourite button through clothes again. Small enough to take with you when out and about. Suitable for left or right handed use.

Brand: Homecraft


Item Volume: 4 Fluid Ounces


Item dimensions L x W x H: 14.96 x 5.67 x 1.5 inches


Age Range (Description): Adult


Special Feature: Anti Slip


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 14.96 x 5.67 x 1.5 inches; 0.01 ounces


Item model number ‏ : ‎ 081109958


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ October 2, 2001


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ PERFORMANCE HEALTHCARE


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    • Bottom Buddy is the BEST BUDDY!!! ;)
OK! So NO ONE wants to admit that they need help with "personal things!" I know that!! Seriously, though, when my back went out, and I mean OUT... This thing simply saved my life AND my dignity!! I want to start out by saying that I AM a bit larger but I bought this for other reasons. 1. I was rather crazy in my younger days and my back is in shambles... Even my doctor referred to my discs as "tattered." When it got so bad that I couldn't walk, stand, turn, or even bend over, I knew I was in a pickle of sorts... 2. My arms are just short... Like T-Rex short... I know this and it is what it is... So, when I could no longer twist or turn or bend over, my short arms became a HUGE problem... I decided to start looking for options as soon as it became apparent that I might need something, and I am GLAD I DID!! I had read other reviews about cracking and breaking of the handle, so I got 2 just in case.... but that said, I have NEVER had a problem with them... and now I have one for home and one for travel... When I was in the thick of it, that is to say when I was in so much pain I could BARELY move, the Bottom Buddy kept me from having to ask for THAT kind of help... it LITERALLY saved my dignity, and probably much, much more... So, YEAH, am I embarrassed that I needed something like this??? YES! Of course.... but when I think of other people suffering like I did and knowing that I can help them find something that can help them maintain their independence and dignity with a good product? Yeah, I am willing to suffer a bit of public embarrassment to do that!! Sometimes I use it now just to be safe, if it feels like my back is getting 'out of control' again, just to keep myself from doing stupid things that could re-injure me and result in me being, literally, immobile again... NO FUN!! If you, for whatever, reason need some assistance... THIS is the product!! It does EXACTLY what it needs to do and it does it safely and easily... I tried another type before I ended up with the Bottom Buddy and was UNIMPRESSED to say the least... If YOU need assistance, try the Bottom Buddy!! It also comes with a little carrying bag... It is a bit cheap but it also does the trick... ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2016 by Bestoboth
    • This is the best tool of this type
Review Image by Dr.Mom Dr.Mom
Following major spine surgery I got some of those “Long Reach tools, but I found the part that grabs the paper or wipes to be unsatisfactory. I’m not using those at all anymore - garbage! It’s the recurved design and the blue nubbin-claw that allow one th really get up in there as needed. A nurse in the hospital recommended this specific type of Bottom Buddy and I took my time ordering it because it was a little pricey. Turned out to be well worth it. Let’s be frank; Not being able to wipe your own butt is humiliating and works against your ability to be independent. Bottom Buddy is better than the other kinds because the grabber mechanism for the TP or wipes is really strong and easy to use with the switch that opens the grabbing part and holds it open while you place the wipey in the rubber claw. The others don’t open and close, you just have to stuff a small, oval rubber opening with the paper or wipey and hope that it holds. Also the shape of the Bottom Buddy is much better for getting up in between your cheeks, especially if you butt cheeks are well-rounded. Superior technology in every way. Best used with disposable adult washcloths/style wipes available in bulk on Amazon like these https://www.amazon.com/Adult-Wipes-Cloths-Incontinence-Cleansing/dp/B08627YFGH ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2023 by Dr.Mom Dr.Mom
    • Works great
Cost too much but I can’t do without it. I have a very bad low back and this helps in the bathroom. I have 3. One in my purse and one in our camper and one in my bathroom. I have used it for four years now. This is the 4th one I’ve bought. One broke after 4 years. I thought that was pretty good. Well made. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 2, 2024 by Samantha
    • Have four of these now
I've been using these long enough to have one in every bathroom, plus one in my go bag, so I guess I'm qualified enough to write a review now. So here's the deal: if you have physical limitations this will help you. It does require some practice. And even after practicing for months/years, it's still not a perfect solution (it's not going to get you squeaky clean, but it'll get you a lot cleaner than fumbling at something you can't reach naturally). My advice to you: 1. Understand that this thing has a pretty wide rubber tip. If you've got a big backside, you might have to try to put your knees together to open up enough space to maneuver it. (Hey, I don't make the rules.) 2. Do not jam toilet paper in the opening. It's not meant to stay for more than a few seconds. Just let the "claw" lightly grab on to the paper and get to work. 3. Use strong paper. You know how Charmin sells "soft" and "strong" varieties? Get the strong. Thank me later. 4. Use one or two sheets folded at most. The more paper you ask this thing to hold, the worse it will do and the harder it will be to move it deftly in the area you need to put it in. 5. Do not think for a moment that you're going to move it back-and-forth. Uh-uh. You make one pass, drop the paper in the toilet, reload with a fresh sheet, and go in for another pass. What worked best for me was approaching from behind and moving front-to-back. Your mileage may vary. 6. If you're really about being clean, take a shower afterwards. If a shower's not in the cards, wet wipes will do. Just make sure you've gotten everything the regular paper is going to get, use the wet wipe the same way you'd use the paper as a final pass, and then DON'T flush it, just throw it out. Even the so-called flushable wipes aren't good for your system. I deducted a star because A) I really think the head could be shaped better for the purpose, and B) I had one crack in half on me. In summary, this device works well enough that I continued to use it even after my injury healed. It will feel weird at first, but you will get used to it and maybe even prefer it to your old way of handling business. And for you history buffs out there, the social elite were using devices like these back in the Middle Ages - then called a "torchecul" - and it worked pretty much on the same principle as this, so it's not like this is a new-fangled idea, but instead, a modern take on a really old one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2021 by D. Hunter

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