Hello,
I am looking for some advice re having a wet room installed in my flat where I live with my disabled mother. She has had severe rheumatoid arthritis for 50 years and is now finding it hard to get into the shower because of the step into the shower. So it seems that a wet room might be the best solution. Does anyone have a wet room? Do you have some sort of a folding shower screen to stop the water spraying everywhere? Our bathroom is very tiny and I am concerned as to how this can work. She can walk into the shower and sit on a fitted shower seat, so doesn’t need to be wheeled in in a wheelchair.
Also she often complains that she finds it hard to clean herself after using the toilet. She once had one of those toilet sticks given her which she was totally unable to use because of her disabled hands and shoulders. I have seen some toilets online with a combined electric bidet function and drier. It sounds like it might be the perfect solution for her, but it might be too good to be true. Has anyone had experience with these at all?
Any advice and feedback would be gratefully received
Diane
I am looking for some advice re having a wet room installed in my flat where I live with my disabled mother. She has had severe rheumatoid arthritis for 50 years and is now finding it hard to get into the shower because of the step into the shower. So it seems that a wet room might be the best solution. Does anyone have a wet room? Do you have some sort of a folding shower screen to stop the water spraying everywhere? Our bathroom is very tiny and I am concerned as to how this can work. She can walk into the shower and sit on a fitted shower seat, so doesn’t need to be wheeled in in a wheelchair.
Also she often complains that she finds it hard to clean herself after using the toilet. She once had one of those toilet sticks given her which she was totally unable to use because of her disabled hands and shoulders. I have seen some toilets online with a combined electric bidet function and drier. It sounds like it might be the perfect solution for her, but it might be too good to be true. Has anyone had experience with these at all?
Any advice and feedback would be gratefully received
Diane