3 in1 Commode Chairs

 3 in1 commode chair

Specifications:

Carton Size:660*660*660mm

Packing Quantity:4pcs/ctn

A commode chair is a type of chair designed for individuals who have difficulty using a standard toilet. It typically features a seat with an opening and a removable container underneath for waste collection.

Key Features:

Design: Commode chairs often resemble regular chairs but include a toilet seat and a bucket or pan for waste.

Mobility: Many models are portable and can be used in various locations, making them suitable for home or healthcare settings.

Accessibility: They provide a convenient option for those with limited mobility, allowing for easier access to a toilet alternative.

Types:

Portable Commode: Lightweight and easy to move, ideal for temporary use.

Raised Commode: Elevated to assist individuals who have difficulty sitting down or standing up.

Shower Commode: Designed for use in the shower, often with waterproof materials.

Usage:

Commonly used by elderly individuals, those recovering from surgery, or anyone with mobility challenges.

Commode chairs are an essential aid for maintaining dignity and independence in personal hygiene.

To use a commode chair, first ensure the height is adjusted so your feet are flat on the floor, then approach the chair from the back and slowly lower yourself onto the seat using the armrests for support. To get up, use the armrests to push yourself to a standing position, keeping your feet flat on the floor. After use, remove and empty the commode's pot, then clean it and the chair as needed.  

Before using

Adjust the height: Make sure the commode is at a comfortable height so your feet are flat on the floor and your knees are not higher than your hips. 

Position the chair: Place the commode against a wall or large furniture to prevent it from moving, or lock any wheels if it has them. 

Place the pot: Insert the commode pot under the seat. Some models suggest adding a little soapy water to the pot to help with cleaning later. 

Check stability: Ensure the chair is stable and all components are secure before you begin to sit down. 

To sit down

Approach from the back: Slowly turn and step back until you feel the chair against the back of your legs.

Hold the armrests: Reach back and hold both armrests to support your weight.

Lower yourself slowly: Keep your feet flat and use your hands to help you slowly lower yourself down to a seated position. Avoid leaning on only one armrest to prevent tipping. 

To stand up

Place feet flat: Ensure your feet are flat and underneath you.

Use armrests to push: Place both hands on the armrests and use them to push yourself up to a standing position.

Stand with balance: Once standing, hold onto the armrests until you regain your balance, then move your hands to a walker or other support if needed. 

After use

Clean the person: If needed, help clean the person. Then, assist them back to their bed or wheelchair. 

Empty and clean the pot: Put on gloves, remove the pot using the handle, and empty it into the toilet. 

Wash the pot: Use a brush and a household cleaner to clean the pot. Rinse it well and place it back under the commode. 

Clean the chair: Wipe down the seat, frame, and lid with a cleaning agent. Let the surfaces air dry or wipe them dry with a clean cloth. 

Wash your hands: Remove gloves and wash your hands thoroughly after cleaning.