Birch Dressing Assistance Stick for Limited Mobility

Q: What are the primary uses of the dressing stick?

Here are four uses: The patient can use the tip of the dressing stick, insert it at the heel of a shoe, then once the tip is inserted, the user can easily push off the shoe. Dressing sticks are routinely used to push socks off of the feet, by users who cannot bend over or who have limited range of motion. Some patients use the dressing stick to help pull up pants. The angulated plastic-coated, wire metal tip can be used to retrieve clothing garments or socks from a low floor surface.

SKU #: NCM-NC28575

RMID: 5882

Brand: North Coast

Birch Dressing Assistance Stick for Limited Mobility

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Category: Dressing Aids

This dressing aid features a C hook on one end and a push-pull hook on the other to assist with all types of clothing.

Hooks are plastic-coated to avoid snagging clothes or scratching buttons
Provides independence to dress for those with mobility limitations
Two-pronged hook is ideal for holding and pulling pant legs
Single hook end attaches to straps and loops easily
Birch dressing stick is lightweight but sturdy

Rehabmart ID: 5882

MPN: NC28575

Brand: North Coast

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Product Overview:

This lightweight dressing aid comes in two length options to suit the user's height and/or arm length and features a C hook on one end and a push-pull hook on the other, ensuring compatibility with most any item of clothing. Both hooks are plastic coated to reduce the chances of scratches and other injury, and also to protect clothing from snags and other damage. The dowel is less than an inch in diameter, making it easy to grip for those with low dexterity, and is lightweight for those with weak arm strength.

This product is non-returnable.

Product Specifications / Dimensions

27" Stick Weight

less than 5 oz

18" Stick Weight

3 oz

Diameter

5/8"

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This lightweight, invaluable tool is designed to assist individuals with limited mobility with dressing, allowing them to maintain their independence and freedom and reducing the frustration and difficulty this daily task can pose. The double-ended aid features a C hook at one end and a push-pull hook at the other, making it compatible with most any type of clothing; the lightweight construction and 5/8-inch dowel is easy to hold and maneuver for those with weak arm or hand strength. Both hooks are plastic-coated, preventing snags or damage to clothing as well as reducing chances of scratches and other injuries; to this end, all ends are also rounded.

Two length options are available, 18 inches and 27 inches, to suit the user's height, arm length, and/or need. Both length options feature a wooden dowel 5/8 of an inch in diameter with a C hook on one end and a push-pull hook on the other.

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What are the primary uses of the dressing stick?

Answer: Here are four uses:

The patient can use the tip of the dressing stick, insert it at the heel of a shoe, then once the tip is inserted, the user can easily push off the shoe.

Dressing sticks are routinely used to push socks off of the feet, by users who cannot bend over or who have limited range of motion.

Some patients use the dressing stick to help pull up pants.

The angulated plastic-coated, wire metal tip can be used to retrieve clothing garments or socks from a low floor surface.

Customer Reviews of Birch Dressing Assistance Stick for Limited Mobility

Item Reviewed: Birch Dressing Assistance Stick for Limited Mobility
2 Review(s) - Average Customer Rating: 4.0 (1.0 to 5.0 scale)

Limited arm/hand strength. Perfect to get clothes out of washer/dryer. Also, keeps me from bending to move various objects.

Posted By: Dallas E.
11/1/2016 3:42:17 PM

No instructions on how to use, or possible uses.
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Please find Dressing stick instruction below at bottom of page Q&A section.

Posted By: Cecil Nelson
10/6/2016 12:47:15 PM