RMS Long Reach Comfort Wipe – Self Assist Toilet Aid, Ideal Daily Living Bathroom Aid for Limited Mobility
Original price was: $13.99.$9.99Current price is: $9.99.
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 15.8 x 2 x 1.4 inches; 3.2 ounces
Item model number : CW-88001
Date First Available : February 23, 2015
Manufacturer : BODYHEALT Inc
ASIN : B00TXSHA1W
The RMS Comfort Wipe is 15″ Long and is an ideal solution to personal hygiene when reaching is a challenge. It is designed to help individuals who have limited mobility and are difficult to reach or bend. This Toilet Tissue Aid enables users to be more self-sufficient in their homes and bathrooms. It assists people to complete wiping function independently with dignity.
Ergonomic Shape Helps Those with Limited Range of Motion. The RMS Comfort Wipe features an ergonomic and contoured shape with soft rubber handle to assist individuals comfortably and Safely.
Cushioned, Flexible End Grips Toilet Paper, Tissue or Pre-Moistened Wipes Securely. It is easy to use. Simply insert a few toilet tissues or moisturized wipes into the head of the toilet wand. The soft and flexible end grips the tissues and wipes securely.
Unique Release Button for Fast, Sanitary Disposal. When the wiping function is completed, push the release button on the other end to release the toilet papers.
The RMS Toilet Aid is made from plastic and rubber that is extremely flexible and soft for your comfort and safety. It is designed to be soft but durable for repeated uses.
Customers say
Customers find the toilet aid helpful for those needing assistance, particularly after surgery, and appreciate that it keeps hands clean. However, the functionality and ease of use receive mixed feedback – while some say it works well, others find it difficult to use than nothing. Moreover, the build quality is concerning as the device breaks after a few uses, and the toilet paper hold and release mechanism are problematic, with customers reporting that it doesn’t hold the paper firmly and the release mechanism is useless. The value for money is also mixed, with some finding it worth the price while others consider it not worth buying.
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13 reviews for RMS Long Reach Comfort Wipe – Self Assist Toilet Aid, Ideal Daily Living Bathroom Aid for Limited Mobility
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Tara Scott –
Buy this now!
First of all I never thought Iâd be writing a review like this. Let start out by saying Iâm a bigger girl. I weigh 288lbs. It will make sense. Even at my weight Iâve never had a problem wiping my booty. Now that leads me to January when I broke my right wrist. My dominant hand. I CANNOT do anything with my left. So there comes a day when I have to poop. I remember seeing an episode of my 600lb life and a lady used a pair of tongs to hold the TP to help her reach around. So off to the store we go. Get back home tongs in hand. It works but not the most comfortable. My daughter says mom Iâm sure Amazon has something. She types in ass wiper and this product comes up. I immediately order it. What do I have to lose at this point? It has been the most amazing product! Yep itâs soft. It reaches perfectly. I used flushable wipes with it so help keep me clean. Now my cast is off and I still do not have good range of motion and less flexibility than I had before. So I am still using it. I wished that I had one that folded so I could take it in the bathroom when I travel instead of trying to hide this one in my jacket. So I take a look and there is a foldable one. BUY IT! You wonât be disappointed.
K. V. Wingo –
Company is prompt and courteous…product is worthless.
The ordering and shipment went flawlessly, so please don’t think this review is about that. It’s completely about the fact that this particular product is pretty much worthless. I had lower back surgery, and ordered this so that I could attend to my own “needs” (it’s a bit embarrassing to have someone else clean your butt for you). Was hoping that this would solve the dilemma. Well, it probably could…if it could actually hold toilet tissue. The base problem is that it won’t grip the tissue no matter HOW you try to apply it. I followed every instruction multiple times…even went so far as to wrap the paper AROUND it…to no avail. NOTHING worked. So…it will now rot under my bathroom cabinet until the next time I do a cleaning purge…at which point, it will join any other useless items I choose to get rid of.
Karen Tucker –
Long Reach Comfort Wipe
This self assist toilet aid works great. Since having surgery on my right wrist I won’t be able to use my right hand to wipe my butt. I highly recommend this to everyone who can’t use their dominant hand or arm.
Windkissed –
Not easy to use.
The end that holds the TP doesn’t do a very good job at all. You might as well use a plain stick with a rubber glove rubber-banded on. Gripper just doesn’t hold it.
Jennifer H –
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Works as intended.
Enchanted Dragonfly –
Don’t let my 2 star rating deter you…
I dislike not being able to give this product a 5 star rating. It deserves 5 stars for usefulness and technical design. However, I am giving it 2 stars for material and assembly quality, as well as longevity of product. Within less than 24 hours of opening the box, the cover and spring had broken on the handle of the wiper. Since this doesn’t render the product unusable, I have chosen to keep it rather than return it.
I have purchased several of the Long Reach Comfort Wipe for my mother over the past several years from various retail outlets. None of the spring release mechanisms have lasted long-term. Some have lasted longer than others, but not having use of the spring-release mechanism has not deterred her from using the wiper. She loves the product.
Overall, the wiper is a great little personal hygiene helper in the bathroom from toileting to showering. The cost of $6.95 is very acceptable. Anything more than that, due to the poor quality is over priced. I did purchase 2 this time. Hopefully, by the time my mother needs a replacement, the quality of the product will have improved.
If you have physical difficulties with toileting and showering, I would still recommend The Long Reach Comfort Wipe.
Bonbon –
Comfort wipe for folks needing assistance.
Pro – Comfort Wipe is an incredible, assistive device for those lacking mobility. I have bought 3 for each bathroom and my daily carry bag.
Cons – The release feature doesn’t really work with toilet paper or wipes. It is easier to just wrap and then flip off in trash can.
Just Me Again –
You need strong fingers to release
So many things wrong. I usually read reviews before I purchase, but I clearly didn’t. I have a disease that has robbed me of muscle strength. So the first thing I did after taking it out of the package is to see if I can press the button to release the tissue. It took both my hands to even make it somewhat work. So that’s a no go. Then tried to load it with tissue. No matter how much or how little I put in it or wrapped around it, it wouldn’t stay. So that strike 2. I compared the tool with the diagram of how to use it. According to the tools curve in the diagram the little clam should be on bottom. I’m glad this works for some people, but just not me.
Jules –
I fractured my vertebrae and came home from hospital in a back brace after spending a considerable time in bed. The back brace restricted my movement and this implement became a necessity! I could not have managed without it. I did find it easier to wrap the wet toilet wipes around it rather than conventional loo roll.
Dakota_North –
This was extremely awkward, almost as awkward as doing without. And effective? No. I feel I wasted my money.
Maria –
Muy útil para personas operadas de la espalda que han perdido movilidad.
VW –
It doesn’t work, the toilet paper doesn’t release, the head is to big to wipe your bottom.
Rachiered –
I bought this for someone with rheumatoid arthritis in their hands. On the day it arrived I tried to show them how to grip and release the loo roll. We hadnât even pressed the button more than 3 times when it broke. Really poorly manufactured. Itâs such a waste of everyoneâs time selling products that are not fit for purpose.