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Homecraft Inflatable Shampoo Basin, Wash Hair in Bed, Long Term Bedrest, Disabled £12.99 @ Amazon
Homecraft Inflatable Shampoo Basin, Wash Hair in Bed, Long Term Bedrest, Disabled £12.99 @ Amazon
Homecraft Inflatable Shampoo Basin, Wash Hair in Bed, Long Term Bedrest, Disabled £12.99 @ Amazon
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Posted 26 March 2023

Homecraft Inflatable Shampoo Basin, Wash Hair in Bed, Long Term Bedrest, Disabled £12.99 @ Amazon

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  • Wash and condition hair easily from the safety and comfort of bed for those who are bedridden, injured or with limited mobility
  • Designed with a double tube to prevent spilling and provide cushioning to the head and neck
  • Inflates easily by mouth or pump into a form fitting cushion
  • Drains easily with a one-way hose. Conveniently folds for storage or to take from place to place.
  • Sturdy and durable PVC construction4108528_1.jpg
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  1. newbie68's avatar
    newbie68
    Why does this seem totally unworkable or very difficult at least. Fill that with water and the weight would be difficult to move to a bed? By the time you wash and then rinse of shampoo you would need to recycle the water a few times to rinse properly.

    Anyone own this? At the moment I am using bottle/no rinse shampoo - apply to dry hair, work in and leave (it says towel dry but it can be left to dry naturally) - works well
    razorclaw's avatar
    razorclaw
    Obviously you don't fill it up before it's on the bed. You pour water over the hair and the dirty water drains away through the one-way hose into a bucket on the floor next to the bed
  2. HotUKmcr's avatar
    HotUKmcr
    Use a washing up bowl, £2
    BlackHawk's avatar
    BlackHawk
    A bit difficult to rest your head/neck on the rim of a bowl without it tilting over and covering your bed with water.
  3. jtalep1's avatar
    jtalep1
    I can't be the only one who finds this pretty ridiculous? Like I don't get it at all, unless it has some use for those with mobility issues maybe?
    dobo's avatar
    dobo
    It's the new craze and everyone is doing it!
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