I’ve been unable to wash my cousins hair since he’s been bed ridden. We’d soap it up and clean with wet towels. When I was able to pour water across her 85 year old silver hair her was Awe and oo ing the whole time. Says it felt so good. With dementia, she hadn’t been speaking much but she spoke then. Said it was great. God bless you for the design. It made my day to see her happy

This set is great for my elderly mother-in-law to use! We call the bib an apron to help her dignity. It is very lightweight, which is great for her feeble state, but thick enough to keep spills from leaking through. It’s not hot either. The suction cups on the bowls stick great on this tray from DG so no worries of things sliding off anymore. I wasn’t sure how the weighted cutlery would work with her being so weak but she seems to feel more stable and in control.

My boyfriend is permanently in a wheelchair and he needs to use urinals at all time. He has another hose urinal, but this is one a major upgrade.

He’s happy with this product he says it works very well and the 3000 ML is perfect. Less urinal bottles to use throughout the out and day. And I’m even happier since cuts down the amount of urinals I need to wash and clean every time lol.

I've tried so many different hair-washing solutions for my bedridden patients, but nothing compares to this Retrona Hair Washing Basin. Before this, I used an inflatable basin, and while it seemed convenient at first, it was a constant struggle—it leaked air too quickly, lost shape, and left water spilling everywhere.