Maddak Maddaguard Splash Guard, Toilet Seat Splash Guard

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Children's musical potties and sensors provide sound to encourage/assist them with toileting. Musical potties have integral electronic sensors and can be used on a standard toilet. The sensors detect temperature increases or moisture and then play a tune. This section includes equipment to assist with toileting. They are suitable for adults, children or both. Unisex urinals that can be used by men or women include bridge urinals which can be used with or without a drainage bag, and polymer pouches which converts liquid waste to solid.

One of the easiest ways of providing alternative facilities is to use a commode. A range of different styles are available. Features that you may need to consider are: Difficulty getting on and off the toilet is often a problem associated with arthritis and stiffness in the joints, or muscle weakness. It can be helped by:

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Toilet seat risers or elevated toilet seat– The most inexpensive and common models of toilet seat risers and elevated toilet seats are semicircular or circular hollow plastic forms that raise the toilet seat height from a few inches to about a foot, and is placed right over the standard toilet seat. The added height to the toilet seat will help ease the stress on the hips and knees of the user. Some risers may be ergonomically shaped hard plastic, or may come with padded, wipe-clean material that is available in both hard plastic and softer, cushioned styles. While many are designed to be placed right on top of a standard toilet seat, another version can take the place of a standard toilet seat. Several toilet seat risers are specially contoured to more evenly distribute the user’s weight. Others highlight built-in safety rails to help steady and secure the user with sitting onto, and rising from the seat. Mobile or wheeled commodes make it easier to position the commode close to the user for transfers. They can also be used as a transfer chair and some can be positioned over the toilet with the commode pan removed. The user and carer must ensure that the brakes are used when transferring on/off a wheeled commode. If you have not had an opportunity to discuss your toileting difficulties with a professional, you are strongly advised to seek an assessment of your situation. Talk to your GP as they can refer you on to a specialist consultant, if necessary. Depending on your needs, they may refer you to your local continence service. A continence adviser is a specialist nurse who can give advice and support on all aspects of the treatment and management of incontinence. Please note, there can be variation in the range of equipment available and criteria for provision, depending on where you live. Bottom wipers are long handled and hold a length of toilet paper at one end to give extended reach. They are designed to assist independence in personal hygiene tasks after using the toilet particularly if you have reduced mobility in your arms or restricted reach. Different bottom wipers have a range of methods of securing and releasing the toilet paper.

This way, you don’t have to clean up a puddle of urine regularly. Plus, disposable floor mats will also protect your bathroom floor from urine stains and smells that could develop over time. These are mobile chairs that can be wheeled by the carer and positioned over the toilet. You can be transferred into the chair in the bedroom directly from your bed where there is more space and scope to transfer. Some women may find it easier to use a device (such as a She-wee) which allows them to urinate whilst standing or sitting forward in a chair, without removing any clothes, combining this with a urinal for collection. Toileting equipment is generally regarded as daily living equipment and is provided by the local community equipment services through health and/or social services. Provision may include:

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