Bath Lift

I noticed an article in AARP magazine , and it had a picture of an "Archimedes Bath Lift"-It looks interesting, as I have problems getting in and out of a tub- Yes, I like showers , but every now and then it's nice to be able to have a nice relaxing bath-Because of a total knee replacement , it's difficult to get up and down- I just wondered if anyone has had one of these, and I understand it's price is very reasonable???? Thank-you

its like an elevator and they are costly. But they do make a water tight doors for tubs.We can just set inside

2007-09-12 16:21:14 by zeezee

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fitting second hand bath knight ( bath lift ) cannot remember where the wires go in the 12 volt switch ( switch with green and red light ) would appreciate any help thanks.

Contact Bath Knight via the web - they may have instructions on line. Do not guess as you might damage unit or worse.

2008-06-22 05:47:55 by charley n

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After trying 2 1/2 years, and fighting thyroid problems, my husband and I recently found out we are expecting. However, I work at a skilled long term care facility (one step below the hospital) I work 10 hour days, on my feet constantly, and the work involves heavy lifting, (the facility I work at specializes in bariatric residents). My question is, being high risk, what is the weight limit I should be lifting, and what are any other precautions I should be taking? Any help would greatly be appreciated!!
Sorry, I am considered high risk because of my thyroid, I have severe Hashimoto's disease, also previous miscarriage.
I have only been do my endro., not seen an OBGYN, I have made an appt. to see her nurse, soonest she could get me in was 9/27, and she said the doctor doesn't see her patients until they are 12 weeks.

i also am high risk and am a cna in a nursing facility.
i was able to lift the normal amount of wieght a regular pregnancy, up until 4 in a half months. thats 20-25pounds
then i couldnt work that many hours and eventually started doing less and less. now i dont work just to be safe.i am 30 weeks pregnant now. i go every 2weeks to see the doctor and have the whole pregnancy. so if you are going that much as well then you should be okay becuase they monitor you. if you are not going as much then i wouldnt risk the chance of a miscarriage especially you not being that far along and take it easy until a doctor tells you specifically what u should and shouldnt do. 10 hours is a very long time to be on yor feet.and eventually you will start being very worn out.plus does your doctor know you stand that long?u dont want to wear out your fetus or put any strain so you should schedule an appointment if you dont have one soon to find all of this out.
good luck.

2007-09-05 14:01:46 by Casey and Aaron G

Price: $74.10 $46.89

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sure that the bath will fit through the door. I think it might have been put there when the bathroom extension was originally built. Do I just have to smash it up and how would I do this? The bathroom is a single storey extension and it needs a new roof as well so should the bath be lifted out that way? All replies appreciated thanks.

Getting the tub out of the current space will be the major problem. Cast iron tubs can be broken with a sledge hammer but be aware the flying debris is dangerous. Plastic tubs can be cut with a Sawzall. If you are in the U.S., shower draijns are required to be 2" while tub drains are 1-1/2" so you will need to address this before installing the shower.

2008-04-12 09:11:21 by 4564564894

plz note that i hav not gave my bf a bath yet however it is for tonight i want to no if it will b ok to give him a bath he is 17 and i am only 15

No, if he is paralysed from he waist down he should have equipment in his home that can be used to put him in the bath such as a hoist etc or even have a wheel in shower. If you attempt to lift him you will likely do yourself injury and risk injury to him too. Give him a bed bath for now and contact Social Services tomorrow and they will send OH out to do an assessment. I can't believe he doesn't have equipment already in place? How does he have a bath the rest of the time?

2009-07-26 08:17:07 by KARA