A blog about toilet commodes, ranging from antique to modern commedes. As well as information on other toilet products for the elderly and disabled.
Tuesday, 4 August 2009
Do you find buying commodes embarassing?
1. Choose something that is stable and comfortable.
This is probably the most important, but many people will neglect this aspect and rank number 3 as the most important. You want to choose something that is easily maneuverable, can be put away easily and inflexible
2. Lightweight. The material from which the chair is made from should be lightweight, something like aluminum steel, reinforced by acrylic plastic is perfect. The stuctural composition will lessen the overall weight, and make it easier for incontinent patients or elderly people who struggle moving objects.
3. Price matters. There are a variety of price comparison websites you can use to aid you in your purchase and getting a competitive price.
4. Easy to clean. It's no good buying something that's impossible to clean, you should aim to choose materials that are friendly towards cleaning agents. A lot of the time commodes will have been coated with non-stick paint, so that dirt and grease won't stick to it as easily. If your choice is not coated with this kind of paint, consider giving it a lick of paint.
5. Sanitary Engineering. There are many designs out there on the market that incorporate the latest flush systems to remove stools. There are others that will add a chemical agent such as bleach to the waste to neutralize the foul smell. So make sure you inquiry about the different options.
6. Operational Flexibility. Ideally you want to go with something that is extremely versatile, for example a stand alone structure but with the option of adding wheels to make it more mobile.
Considering these pointers, you will be sure to find something that will match your requirements and certainly cause you little embarrassment in buying
Sunday, 12 July 2009
Invitiation to you the readers........
A prize will be awarded to the most unique entry, in the form of a $15 amazon gift card.
So get posting your entries. You have until the 24th July 17:00 GMT to submit your entries.
Good Luck!
Friday, 10 July 2009
Choosing the right commode
There are some great savings as always to be had on the net, so make sure you don't forget to have a look here as well before buying!
Sunday, 5 July 2009
Back in business.
Anyway I'm always on the lookout for new and interesting designs of commodes and toilets, be it modern or traditional. And I stumbled across this unique design from Jan Ctvrtnik and glad to see people are still come up with inventive designs and solutions for toilet commodes:

It basically switches between toilet seats for different users, thus combating the problem of unhygienic sharing in public toilets or home toilets. Perhaps an idea that can be integrated for commodes that are shared by more than one user maybe?
Monday, 22 June 2009
Types of commode chairs
So when choosing a commode chair, one should consider if they want something a bit subtle or if versatility is preferred then it's definitely worth considering something like the swift commode.
Wednesday, 17 June 2009
Moving up the rankings
I started this blog, because of my grandads battle with parkinsons and old age. Sadly, we lost him last month at the age of 95. Despite all the assoicated problems old age bought with it, he never once complained. Or if he did it would be about minor things. I therefore, wanted to help people in combining the best resources on the net for this topic and helping people find the products they want. As there is limited information on commode chairs, just lots of ecommerce sites. So hopefully the featured ads on this site combined with the product reviews will match what you're looking for. If there's anything else you want to see in this blog, please don't hessitate to drop me a line.
Many thanks
Dom
Tuesday, 9 June 2009
Interesting article about a new antibacterial mat for commodes
NewswireToday - /newswire/ - Weston, FL, United States, 07/29/2008 - Sanastar launches the new WizKid antimicrobial urinal and commode mat that keeps your company's restroom odor and germ-free. Because of its unique design this innovative disposable mat fits both commode and urinals. | |||
Sanastar launched the new antimicrobial product for restrooms, the WizKid Commode and Urinal mat. Because of its unique design, this innovative disposable mat fits both commode and urinals. It is placed under urinals or commodes but due to its shape, users do not step on it. The rubber back helps it stay in place and yet makes it easily disposable. | |||