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Handicapped accessories for the bathroom
Does your loved one have a hard time using the bathroom stool? Sometimes getting up and down is hard for them, especially if it is lower than 17 inches. Head to your local pharmacy and ask them to boost your bathroom stool. Making the stool higher will help with back problems, leg problems making is easier for the to sit down and again to get up. You can add handrails to make it easier yet. Some handrails are portable and can be removed when they are no longer needed.Be sure they are screwed into the floor to keep them from moving when in use.
Bath time can be a chore for your loved one to do on their own if they need to hang onto something. The tub can really cause a problem when your loved one can't get up and down or step high enough to get into it. How about using a lift chair for them? All they have to do is sit in it and hit a button and it will lift them up and into the water. There are also manual lifts to help take them from the wheel chair into the tub. The manual lift takes up a lot of space but very nice because it can be used in others areas as well like lifting from their chair to the bed or another chair. One person can control this manual chair by putting the cloth swing into the wheelchair and setting the patient on it. Than there is a bar on wheels that you wheel over them and hook the mat on, crank the bar up and swing them over into the tub. No lifting and your loved one can relax in the tub. Taking them out is just a simple just reversing the process.
Sometimes showers are easier for you and the loved one to get into. You can also install a walk-in shower to make life easier. There is to stepping in and out just walk in. These come in many sizes to accommodate your needs from small walk in to stand in to large enough to put a wheel chair in them. With the wheel chair size just push or wheel them in and they can shower sitting down.
Shower chairs are sometimes used for that hard to take shower. Some people can't stand long enough to shower or they are too weak to stand and shower. The shower chair is great for this. Some of the shower chairs have holes in the seat for the water to run through, some have arms for them to hang onto even wheels can be put on them to help move them around. Shower chairs are nice with wheels on them; you can move yourself around in or out of the shower with no assistance. Whenever someone can be as independent as possible and safe at the same time, it makes him or her feel better.
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Do i need 3 or 4 wires to safely hookup 220?
I already have my boat lift hooked up, but my concern is do i need 3 or 4 wires to properly protect myself and the boat lift motors that run on 220. I ran 3 wires to my dock 2 hots and a ground which is fine for my 220 motors, but my 110 receptacles also need a neutral which i don't have so i hooked the ground and neutral together and everything works fine, but i think i need to run a fourth wire for neutral since i want to hook up a 2 pole GFI breaker. Can someone tel me if this is safe or what should i do.
Are you saying i don't need the GFI for the motors only for the plugs, or should i run another set or wries for the 110 plugs?
If you are, and you sound as if you are, pulling separate conductors through rigid conduit on site, (at least 10 gauge minimum I would recommend) then I would pull a total of at least six 10 gauge conductors myself so as to keep the GFI circuit completely independent of the 220 volt motors. (Myself, I would pull two white, two black, one red and one green.)
UPDATE: Correct Antonio, no the motors do not need the protection, only people do, lol... and yes, for the GFIC circuit to operate properly one should place them in their own independent circuitry, which, in this case would be the set of three conductors of: One white, one black and the one green.
Michael
Round 3 (Women's Health Magazine)
**A. Hit: Right Jab, Left Power Punch, Right Uppercut, Left Hook**
Stand with your right foot forward and hold light weights as you complete all
four punches in order (that's one rep) at a slow, controlled pace. Drop the
weights and do 12 reps, pausing for a few seconds at the end of each hook,
then immediately complete 16 reps as quickly as possible. Rest for a few
seconds, then do another 16 reps quickly.
**B. Iso Squat**
Stand with your feet hip-width apart, hands behind your head, then bend your
knees and sit your hips back to lower your body until your thighs are parallel
to the floor. Hold for one minute, lifting both heels slightly off the ground.
**C. Jump Rope**
Jump rope for two and a half minutes. Once you get into a good rhythm, try
crossing your arms in front of your body and swinging the rope beneath your
legs every 10 to 15 jumps.
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