Bathing With Ease?
Honestly, one thing I really struggle with, in the home is bathing.
I’ve spoken before about my issues in this area, I actually rang for another OT to come out earlier in the year which I am still waiting on. I was told as our current situation is deemed unsafe, I should sit on the toilet and strip wash.

Now if you have ever had to strip wash, it doesn’t leave you feeling particularly clean and don’t get me started on those no water shampoo hats! I tried one once and OH MY, it left my hair worse than before.
That said it isn’t a situation that has to go forever. There are companies out there offering bathing options that help people with limited mobility or the elderly generations.
Walk-in Baths.
One thing I really miss is having a bath.
Getting in with a bath bomb and just relaxing for a while. There’s nothing quite like it is there?

What is more walk-in baths have come such a long way in recent years. I mean just check out all about this one from Premier Bathrooms, perfect for those who want to work on their chakras. How cool is that?
One thing I like about the bath collection is they offer different types, for different mobility options.
From those which you can walk in and just sit in, to those which you walk into and then you lower yourself into, which look a lot like a traditional bath.
Walk-in Showers.
Walk-in showers are of course the most commonly known bathroom change for people with limited mobility, that alongside a full wetroom.
They offer a place to shower with ease and often come with a stool which means you can be safer when washing.
And sometimes all we need is a good shower, isn’t it?

What I love though is there is a choice. Something for everyone no matter what their mobility levels are, as sometimes when you can’t do things, you feel as though you have no choice.
You just need to work out what is right for your situation.
Did you know there was so much choice when it comes to accessible bathing options? Would any be of use to you?
This is a collaborative post for Premier Care.
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I didn’t know there was so much choice – looks amazing!
With having a disabled husband we have a walk in shower, but have to admit, i do miss having a bath
I bet it is hard – I miss being able to have a bath at times I have to say.
I’m sorry this is something you struggle with. It’s not good for anyone’s health to not have a safe, comfortable place to wash. These suggestions for adaptations are great.
Having to bath in a walk-in shower is very Relaxing and amazing I Trust it when it comes to proper cleans of my body it just does the job With a walk-in shower however you can create more of an open space and add a design element to your bathroom.
Most definitely there is so much you do isn’t there with the bathroom.