Walker Wheels

My Dad uses a walker. Hair and lint get in there and make it hard for him to manuver. Is there a way to remove it, without removing the wheels one by one? Thank you.

use the long point of a seem ripper to break stff up and scissors to pull it out.

2008-03-26 06:03:36 by Kay

Fun for baby and mom can get some work done too!

Is there any baby walker that has rubber wheels? I dislike plastic wheels..
pls give me links so i can buy , thanks!

An exersaucer would be a much better choice. Walkers, in addition to the obvious dangers (down the stairs, etc), are not good for babies at all. Walkers are terrible for hip development, and also for gait (how we take steps) development. The American Academy of Pediatrics is actually lobbying to get them off the market once and for all.

2008-04-25 19:55:45 by naddyar

BOTH WHEELS AND BEARINGS ARE CORROSION-PROTECTED. WHEEL RIMS MADE OF DURABLE EASY TO CLEAN POLYPROPYLENE , TIRES MADE OF THERMOPLASTIC RUBBER FOR INCREASED DURABILITY.
MORE CUSHIONING AND IMPROVED MANEUVERING OVER UNEVEN SURFACES.

my baby's swivel wheels do not move freely they make walker stuck and my baby pushes it really hard to walk with it..

any solution for swivel wheels

thnx for help

Have you tried some sort of lubrication? Like WD-40, or Jig-a-loo (I highly recommend)

2009-02-03 17:41:22 by Nida

Price: $78.00 $30.00

Weight capacity 250 lbs.
Legs adjust from 32" to 38" in 1" increments for user comfort and to promote proper walking posture
Constructed of strong anodized 1" aluminum tubing with riveted construction for added strength

My aunt is 71, home bound and uses a walker. She does not want a Great Dane in the house. She thinks it will knock her down or stand in her way and not move. Is this a valid concern?
My aunt is 71, home bound and uses a walker. She does not want a Great Dane in the house. She thinks it will knock her down or stand in her way and not move. Is this a valid concern?

She is a large woman and it would be a puppy we are getting. There is three other adults in the house that will actually be responsible for the puppy.

No, Great Danes, especially the older ones are very intuned to the needs of others. They are in fact as gentle and caring as they seem, despite their size. They are also easily trained to stay in certain areas of the home which are safe for playing, and should be taught to respect your aunt and give her space. If the great dane is very young, it might be best to slowly train the dane to be gentle with your aunt. My family has 2 great danes now and we have had 2 that passed away in the past few years. They have always been very careful indoors with baby kittens, our tiny chihuahua, our older relatives, as well as with other animals who were injured at the time. Great danes do seem to have a special intuition about taking care of others. But, please don't restrict your dane to the outdoors as the heat, rain, and storms are especially bad this year. And as you may know, Great Danes can be easily frightened by bad weather. Also, designating a space for your dane will make the dane feel safe and secure in your home when you have a new person coming to stay with you. Just make sure that you or someone else supervises when your dane and aunt are together.

2007-08-30 09:06:59 by Hope

I have a "My Mobility" brand walker with brakes and a seat and one of the tyres have developed a split in it. I live in the Liverpool area N.S.W Australia Does any one know where I can purchase a new tyre? I am desperate this is the only means I have of getting around.

EBAY! it cheap and there are thousand of it if you click on ebay! Make sure you tell them where you live, they will search for your local area.

2007-10-05 23:54:44 by Diane K