These are long handled devices to be used with toilet paper, designed to assist people with limited reach. Mobile hoists eliminate the need for lifting. They basically comprise a wheeled chassis, and a boom that is raised to lift you up and lowered to position you on the toilet. In the domestic environment, however, there may be insufficient space to use a hoist for direct toilet transfers. It may be necessary to use the hoist in the bedroom where space is less restricted, and transfer onto a mobile over-toilet chair. Users face the toilet with their feet on the floor. They then pull themselves up and pivot 180 degrees to sit on the toilet in the conventional way.

Multi-function chairs/sanichairs can also be used, and have the advantage that they can be used as a commode and shower chair, making for a less cluttered environment. For those who prize appliance cleanliness and hygiene, this intelligent toilet uses UV light to sanitize the bowl and eliminate germs and bacteria without you having to get too up close and personal with a dirty toilet bowl. The motion-activated seat lid opens and closes automatically, ensuring that you never have to worry about someone leaving the seat up. If you have poor balance then it is essential that you are able to place your feet flat on the floor to give yourself a solid base. The style of seat can also help. EASY TO INSTALL & REPLACE BATTERIES: Simple installation taking most people less than 20 minutes. External battery design makes it easier to replace batteries. For disclosed sensor toilet flusher valve or auto flushometer, it is disclosed outside and can see it obviously besides the toilet. Normally the raw material is Brass. It is easy for installation and repair. And the manual button is workable in case the electronic sensor does not work. It is widely used for commercialpublic restrooms.

Keep pets away from the toilet water. The chemicals found in automatic toilet bowl cleaner can be toxic to companion animals who might venture to the toilet to take a drink. Keep the lid shut and your furry friend out of the bathroom. LONG LIFESPAN: The controller last for over 200,000 flushes in normal use and 4 AA batteries (included) last 30,000 flushes. Wow, fantastic, I am disabled and can't reach the push button of the cistern. With a few adjustments this unit auto flushes and relieves my frustration at having someone else flush the toilet after my use. Self-propelled over-toilet chairs enable the wheelchair user to transfer themselves into the chair from, for example, the bed, propel themselves into the bathroom/toilet and manoeuvre themselves over the toilet. Features such as removable or fold-up arm rests, retractable or flip-up footrests can make Elderly family members, or those with limited mobility. Bending over the toilet and reaching for the toilet handle may be difficult for family members with limited mobility. A hands free toilet flusher can make using the bathroom a little bit easier.

Ideally, when seated, your hips, knees and ankles should be at 90 degrees or a right angle, with feet flat on the floor. Standard height toilets are 15-16 inches (38-40cms) high. This may not be high enough for a taller person. If further assistance and/or support is needed, then it may be necessary to use a mobile over-toilet chair or an overhead hoist. Automatic Flushing: Almost all smart toilets feature automatic flushing, which can help keep the toilet clean and reduce the spread of germs. Some models may also offer adjustable flushing options, allowing you to choose between a light or heavy flush.Powered bidets have a powered wash and dry facility and are intended for use with an existing toilet bowl or are combined with a commode. The models designed for use with an existing toilet are supplied as an add-on kit and require an electrical supply and plumbing to the water supply. Warm Air Deodorizer: Some smart toilets even feature a warm air deodorizer that helps eliminate odors from the toilet bowl. This can be especially useful for those who share a bathroom or who want to keep their bathroom smelling fresh at all times.

Of course, you get a hands-free, motion-activated lid with adjustable heat settings for the seat. The clever emergency flush option can support up to 100 flushes during a power failure with the simple touch of a button. It also features an LED nightlight and a touchscreen LCD remote control. The remote loses a little love for not being as easy to see or use as some others, though. With its tankless design that’s tied directly to your home’s water supply, this smart toilet is also quite a bit noisier than some other choices, but that’s a small price to pay for its many, many conveniences. A turner or patient turner, often called an Etac turner after one manufacturer, enables assisted standing transfers. It would only be useful if you are able to pull yourself up to standing and then maintain your own weight. The carer also needs to be relatively fit and able to manoeuvre the equipment. However, it is not compatible with the top-mount flush. This is something to consider when purchasing the kit. Apart from this, it is an easy-to-install product capable of converting your toilet into a clean, germ-free, and hygienic environment. The Santeen Sanitary Automatic Hands-free Touchless FlushReach and grip may be improved by using a handling belt. A handling belt is worn by the person being transferred and is basically a belt with handholds. It allows the carer to have a firm grip, without holding your clothing or body. The carer can guide and support your movement. It is not intended for the carer to take your body weight through the belt. Installation is pretty easy- you just need to install it inside of the toilet tank, ensure that the sensor box is connected with your toilet tanks flush valve, and then whenever you wave your hands over the sensor's detection area, the system will pill the chain and then flush the toilet- it really just replaces the physical action of the handle lifting the flush valve.

This motion sensor toilet flusher reduces phantom flushing by placing the user in control of the flushing action. Rather than the sensor detecting that the user has left the toilet, the user instead ‘waves’ a hand over a sensor to activate the flushing mechanism. This allows a hands-free activation without the concern of the toilet flushing before the user is ready.

This intelligent and high-tech toilet also features motion-activated, hands-free lid opening and closing, as well as a helpful LED nightlight. The toilet does include a carbon filter to neutralize odors, but it is less effective than other options on our list, and it requires yearly replacement. It also doesn’t offer different flushing modes, but only uses 1.28 gallons per flush, which is still quite efficient. However, when you’re looking for a space-saving upgrade, this toilet fits the bill in more ways than one. Dirty Sensor. The sensor loses the ability to send, and receive, the infrared beam if it is dirty. This could just be normal dust and grime that can be removed with regular wiping, or it could be a build up of minerals from hard water. The sensor isn’t in the water, but the water does evaporate up toward the sensor and then condenses there to cause trouble. A regular wiping with a hard water residue remover should solve this problem. Where the toilet facilities in a home are shared, it can be difficult to cater for everyone’s needs. The primary assessment of needs will be for the disabled person, but any carer’s needs must also be considered. Where there is more than one toilet in a home, it is recommended that the most appropriate one is set aside for the use of the disabled individual, allowing others to make use of non-adapted facilities. Self-Cleaning: Many smart toilets come with a self-cleaning function, which can save time and hassle when it comes to cleaning the toilet bowl. onto the toilet bowl or is fitted using the standard toilet seat fixings. Less flexion is required in the hips and knees if a higher seat is used, making it easier to sit down and stand up. A seat that is too high, however, can leave you feeling unsupported. Ideally, feet should be flat on the floor to give stability.