Accessible Home Written by Passionate People Share this content: When washing leads you to require bathing aids for disabled people, it can become a minefield. There can be so many items to choose from and which would be suitable for your needs is not always easy to discover from scanning a website or catalogue. Here’s a guide to the whys and wherefores of washing if you require some extra equipment, whether you are wobbly on your legs or get around using a wheelchair.Temporary bathing aids for disabled peopleFor those whose condition is not long term, temporary solutions to bathing for disabled people are the best idea. These can be fitted, and then removed once you no longer need them. You will need to fit a suction handrail to allow you to steady yourself while getting into the bath or shower. You may also need a seat to use while bathing. If you prefer to wash in a bath, a simple flat seat is best, and for showers a seat that attaches to the floor with suction cups ensures a secure...
