Description
The Ableware Combination Dressing Stick and Shoe Horn, 24 Inches is a multi-functional aid that supports independent dressing and undressing for individuals with limited mobility. Featuring a specially angled large hook that holds and pulls clothing items without slippage, this versatile tool reduces the need for bending or stretching. The Combination Dressing Stick & Shoe Horn also includes two pushers to assist in removing clothing and shoes, and a long shoehorn with a sock notch for added convenience. Designed for more than just dressing, this tool can push and pull various objects such as drawers, wheelchairs, or light switches, and retrieve clothing from beds, chairs, or closets. Its extended 24-inch reach enhances accessibility while minimizing physical strain. Order now for increased dressing independence and reach support.
FEATURES
- Multi-Use Hook: Specially angled hook securely grips clothing items, making it easier to put on shirts, pants, or jackets without slipping off.
- Dual Pusher Ends: Designed with two pushers that assist in pushing off garments or removing shoes gently and effectively.
- Long Shoehorn with Sock Notch: Helps guide the foot into shoes and includes a notch that assists in removing socks without bending.
- Extended Reach Design: The 24-inch length enables users to access hard-to-reach areas, reducing physical effort and increasing safety.
- Versatile Daily Aid: Can be used to operate light switches, pull open drawers, or retrieve clothing from various surfaces without needing assistance.
- Durable and Lightweight: Built with strong materials to withstand repeated daily use while remaining light enough for easy handling.
FAQs
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What is the total length of the dressing stick and shoe horn?
The total length is 24 inches, providing ample reach for various dressing and retrieving tasks. -
Can this be used for putting on socks?
Yes, it features a specially designed notch on the shoehorn to assist with sock removal. -
Is the hook secure for different types of clothing?
Yes, the angled hook is effective for pulling a variety of clothing types without slipping off. -
Does it work for people recovering from surgery?
It is commonly used as a recovery aid for dressing without bending, though suitability should be confirmed with a healthcare provider. -
What other objects can it interact with?
It can be used to push or pull light switches, wheelchair parts, drawers, and even retrieve clothing from the floor or closet.
Specifications
- Brand: Ableware
- Length: 24 Inches
- Pushers: 2 for garment and shoe removal
- What's Included: 1x Combination Dressing Stick and Shoe Horn
Additional Info
BENEFITS
- Supports Dressing Independence: Reduces reliance on caregivers by enabling users to manage dressing on their own.
- Minimizes Physical Strain: Allows individuals to dress without the need for bending, twisting, or reaching awkwardly.
- Enhances Daily Efficiency: Speeds up dressing routines while lowering the risk of falls or discomfort during the process.
- Increases Reach Versatility: Ideal for people with limited mobility or those recovering from surgeries who require extended reach.
- Assists with More than Dressing: Helpful for daily tasks like opening drawers, switching lights, and retrieving dropped items without overexertion.
USAGE GUIDELINES
- Using the Hook: Hook the angled end onto a garment to pull it into reach or assist in pulling it onto the body.
- Removing Garments: Use the pushers to gently slide off clothing or shoes, starting from the heel or sleeve area.
- Utilizing the Shoehorn: Insert the foot into a shoe using the long horn, and use the notch to assist in removing socks when needed.
- Non-Dressing Tasks: Apply the stick to push light switches, drawers, or reposition objects like wheelchairs or bags.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
- Cleaning: Wipe down the entire surface with a soft damp cloth and mild soap to remove dirt or debris.
- Storage: Keep in a dry place away from moisture or heat to maintain material quality and prevent warping.
- Routine Inspection: Regularly check the hook and pushers for any signs of wear; discontinue use if damage is found.
- Disinfection: Use non-abrasive disinfectant wipes if used in clinical or shared environments to ensure hygiene.