🚽 FreedomWand Compact Kit - Portable Self-Care Tool with Easy Release - Shower & Shave Aid - Extendable Toilet Aid for Disabilities, Seniors, Handicaps, Little People, Post Hip Replacement Recovery Review

Not what I expected, I had a lot of trouble getting it to work with a washcloth and/or shaving paper. I didn't know I had to buy a special razor. Works well but not worth the price.

When you take the toilet paper it clumps in the middle and the handles hold a little WOD and the rest of the toilet paper kinda flops it works really well. The handles hold the small packet and the toilet paper folds freely and wipes down very well.

Luckily it was able to be returned as it doesn't hold anything let alone toilet paper or wet wipes. The prongs just can't "jump together". There is a floor wiper "buddy" that works really well. If you have limited mobility, a swipe partner is a game changer, and I'd recommend finding a 'buddy'.

This is a lifesaver. I have arthritis in one hand which is so bad at times I can't grip anything or move my wrist so it's great to have an alternative to using my left hand. It's easy to use and lightweight, it's also portable and comes with a carrying case. It's a little pricey but worth it. I recommend using Clorox wipes for cleaning. I also found that packing up and refueling at the end worked better than a bunch of TP.

While the shape, angle, and notches are a good idea, it's very difficult to get just the right amount of napkin or napkin on the end of the thing to make it work. how it looks like it should be. What actually happens is you wipe some things and some of it gets caught by the wind itself, even if you use an extra cloth it just leans to the side when you try to move it to clean your butt. I don't know how others do it, but I couldn't and can't return it, so I'll think twice before I buy. Addendum:

While following the instructions on how to prepare a new user after surgery, we found that it takes a lot of regular toilet paper to hold the 4 claws to the paper . Otherwise, prepare the paper and "grab" it by retracting your claws and the paper will just fall out! Multiple times. I read the instructions again, but the same thing. The only success was putting an excessive amount of HP into the claw and then grabbing it, but this requires a large, wasteful amount, and it would take more than…

This Rod of Freedom is not my first. I've had this for about four years now. I have a condition that causes stiffness that makes it difficult if not impossible to maintain personal hygiene. The Freedom Wand restored my ability to wipe off the toilet, shower, and apply lotions and ointments. I found this wand incredibly easy to use and strong enough to last a long time. I bought a second one to take with me when I go out. Can't understand why others don't get toilet paper to stay on top of the…