Heavy Duty Commode Chair

Heavy Duty Commode Chair BES-BS095

Feature:

Used in places such as bathrooms and restrooms, providing convenience for the elderly, the weak, the sick, the disabled, etc

Product description

1. Frame can be detachable

2.commode can be fold up

3.With bucket

4.Heavy-duty Commode chair,weight capacity 500 lbs.

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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 assemble it on a stable surface and adjust the height so your feet are flat on the floor when seated. Place the commode bucket inside and position yourself carefully, using the armrests for support to lower yourself gently. To get up, use equal pressure on both armrests to stand slowly. After use, remove the bucket for disposal, cleaning, and sanitizing.  

Before you begin

Ensure the commode chair is on a stable, level surface. 

Adjust the legs to the desired height. Your feet should be flat on the floor when seated. 

Place the commode bucket inside, ensuring it is securely in place. 

Consider adding a commode liner or a small amount of water to the bucket for easier cleanup and odor control. 

How to use the commode chair?

Position yourself: Stand in front of the chair with your back to the seat. 

Lower yourself: Reach back for the armrests, apply equal pressure, and lower yourself slowly and carefully onto the seat. 

Use the chair: Once seated, you can use the commode as needed. Some models have a "drop arm" feature to make it easier to transfer from a bed or wheelchair. 

Stand up: Use equal pressure on both armrests to stand up slowly. 

Cleaning and maintenance?

How to properly clean and maintain a commode chair:

Remove the bucket: Carefully pull the commode bucket out from the chair. 

Dispose of waste: Empty the contents into a toilet or dispose of the liner in the garbage. 

Clean the bucket: Wash and sanitize the bucket after each use to maintain hygiene. 

Clean the chair: Wipe down the chair and armrests with a damp cloth as needed. 

Inspect regularly: Check the equipment for any signs of rust or loose hardware and consult the supplier's instructions for maintenance.