Sammons Preston Deluxe Dressing Stick
Brand: Sammons Preston
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- Dressing aid to assist those with difficulties bending or reaching
- Can be used to pull fabric, belt loops, shoelaces, and more
- Brings independence to those at home or in care facilities
Deluxe Dressing Stick
The Deluxe Dressing Stick is made of a lightweight 5/8-inch diameter hardwood dowel that measures 26 inches in length. A dressing stick is designed to reduce bending, twisting and reaching while dressing, and can assist anyone with restrictive movement. Use the dressing aid to pull fabric, belt loops, shoe strings, and more. The Deluxe Dressing Stick is an essential dressing aid for daily tasks, ultimately helping seniors, those recovering from injury or surgery, and people with disabilities regain their dressing independence.
Essential Aid
The vinyl-coated, double hook end provides a snag-free tool to pull on or push off clothing, including those with delicate fabrics. The smooth vinyl coating gently holds the fabric to prevent it from slipping off of the hook when in use. Hook a belt loop to pull up a pair of pants, push the shoulder of a sweater to take it off, or grab the end of a sock to remove it.
Minimize Movement to Dress
Designed to minimize twisting and reaching, the dressing stick can also help reduce the extent to which the user is required to stretch. Opposite the double hook end is a specially shaped, small hook, which helps 'hook' the edge of clothing or aids in pulling zippers or shoelace loops.
Minimize Movement to Dress
Designed to minimize twisting and reaching, the dressing stick can also help reduce the extent to which the user is required to stretch. Opposite the double hook end is a specially shaped, small hook, which helps 'hook' the edge of clothing or aids in pulling zippers or shoelace loops.
