Electric Bath Lift for £169.00 at LloydsPharmacy eBay outlet

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  Alinshearah1 year, 1 month ago2 Likes #1Show comment toolsReply

  why would you want to lift a bath?
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  xbecky07x1 year, 1 month ago #2Show comment toolsReply

  hot although if there is a need from this people should be able to get them free on loan from there local authority x
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  shazar1 year, 1 month ago1 Like #3Show comment toolsReply

  Alinshearah

  why would you want to lift a bath?

  
  
  because the shower is heavier
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  garbage4561 year, 1 month ago #4Show comment toolsReply

  so that is how they get in, but how do they get out of the bath ??????
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  xbecky07x1 year, 1 month ago #5Show comment toolsReply

  It rises up and lowers down x
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  Squelds1 year, 1 month ago #6Show comment toolsReply

  I read somewhere once that electricity and water dont mix ??
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  esar1 year, 1 month ago #7Show comment toolsReply

  Squelds

  I read somewhere once that electricity and water dont mix ??

  
  It has a battery (see the weight specs), so totally safe ;-)
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  Houldey1 year, 1 month ago #8Show comment toolsReply

  I don't need one. But at this price, why the hell not!?
  
  

  esar

  Squelds

  I read somewhere once that electricity and water dont mix ??

  
  It has a battery (see the weight specs), so totally safe ;-)

  
  Isn't a battery still electricity?
  

  
  Edited By: Houldey on Apr 01, 2012 23:35
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  Squelds1 year, 1 month ago2 Likes #9Show comment toolsReply

  esar

  It has a battery (see the weight specs), so totally safe ;-)

  
  
  Ok then that rules out the mother-in-laws birthday present !
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  onepinkbit1 year, 1 month ago #10Show comment toolsReply

  I have 1 of these and it cost a lot more than this ... excellent price and a must for disabled or elderly to enable them to still enjoy the comfort of a soak in the bath
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  mitchwales1 year, 1 month ago2 Likes #11Show comment toolsReply

  Anything that allows someone to stay at home and enjoy basic comforts for longer has to be a good thing.
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  shadowman401 year, 1 month ago1 Like #12Show comment toolsReply

  Excellent deal.
  
  In theory if you need one you should be able to get one from your local authority, but unfortunately this isn't possible any more. My uncle needs one, approached his local authority who sent an assessor, agreed he needed one, but they had no money to provide them any more.
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  johnjo11 year, 1 month ago2 Likes #13Show comment toolsReply

  if local authorities brought one from places like this rather local mobility shop they would be able to afford more! :|
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  abattoir1 year, 1 month ago #14Show comment toolsReply

  I want one, for the one fact that I am lazy!
  8)
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  arfster1 year, 1 month ago #15Show comment toolsReply

  onepinkbit

  I have 1 of these and it cost a lot more than this ... excellent price and a must for disabled or elderly to enable them to still enjoy the comfort of a soak in the bath

  
  
  What about if you're just lazy? No discrimination please!
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  moob1 year, 1 month ago #16Show comment toolsReply

  Squelds

  I read somewhere once that electricity and water dont mix ??

  
  
  What about these electric shower thingies?
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  Squelds1 year, 1 month ago #17Show comment toolsReply

  Always one clever cloggs :D
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  ClaireDC1 year, 1 month ago #18Show comment toolsReply

  These are useful, however I found that mine (a similar one, from local authority) took up a lot of bath space and made actually bathing a lot more difficult because you can't lie back, or have much room to move around. I'm 31 with arthritis so struggle to get in and out of the bath when I'm flared up with it, and I chose to send mine back and stick to showering, because of the extra hassle with this when bathing.
  
  Also, if you do get one, make sure you keep the battery charged, it's not good to get stuck half-way lol.
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  shadowman401 year, 1 month ago #19Show comment toolsReply

  johnjo1

  if local authorities brought one from places like this rather local mobility shop they would be able to afford more! :|

  
  
  I absolutely agree with you. Unfortunately many local authorites and NHS / public bodies are tied to contracts with certain suppliers who charge exorbitant prices safe in the knowledge that their contracts prevent their clients shopping around.
  
  I did query it once, and was told that the supplier has to guarantee like for like replacement for a period of years after supply, hence they pay more. (sounds ridiculous to me).
  
  My uncle did ask the local authority what the point of sending an assessor out was, if they knew they had no money to provide what he needed, to which they had no answer but offered him a raised toilet seat free ( as some sort of compensation? or perhaps to justify their visit!)
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  trs0203821 year, 1 month ago #20Show comment toolsReply

  it reminds me off something from a kids programme that would throw you into gunge!

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