SP Ableware Maddak Toilet Aid Tools, Self Wipe Bathroom Toileting Aid, Long Reach Comfort Wipe, Reach 9.75 Inches, Autoclavable

I previously bought the self-wipe toilet wand by Fanwer (the one that looks like a white stick with light-blue on the either end of the device). The Fanwer device was the "Amazon's Choice" that was most popular, so I fell for it and bought one. It was terrible. The toilet paper holding component was cumbersome and made it hard to "release" the paper after being used. In addition, the stick design wasn't comfortable to use and made gripping it awkward.This L-shaped, Maddak device allows you to easily, and comfortably, reach the area and wipe, but it works so much better when you use flush-able wet-wipes. Just make sure the wipes are flush-able! The wipes allow for better wiping versus regular toilet paper. The wet-wipes are better at removing the mess and leaving your butt cleaner.In addition, there is a handy clamp that you use to grip the wet-wipe and just wrap it around the bottom section of the L-shaped device (the end that looks like the bottom of a hockey stick). The wet wipe will wrap around the device easier than regular toilet paper and the wetness allows for it to stick and stay wrapped around the device easier, which allows for getting the mess on the wipes, and not the stick itself. Once you're done wiping just release the clamp via the buttom/switch and drop/shake the wipe into the toilet. Voila!! It takes me about two wipes to clean-up per bowel movement.All in all, it has helped me tremendously since I have a bad back which makes going to the bathroom difficult, frustrating and embarrassing. Thankfully, the Maddak self-wiping device has given my dignity back to me. It is great for people with back issues or joint problems that make reaching difficult. Don't waste your money on the popular "amazon's choice" device from Fanwer (with the turquoise/light-blue handles that looks like a white stick). The L-shaped Maddak device is the best toilet-aid on the market. I'm very satisfied and would recommend this device. Your butt will thank-you!!

I was having surgery due to cancer, and ordered in every bathroom wipe aid I could find out of sheer desperation. When you have had a mastectomy, it's hard to reach anything for a while. I wasn't happy with any of them at first, but this one proved to be a true gem once I found a better way to use it. If you carefully stand up with no jerking movements or anything, and have this aid ready (so much easier to reach between your legs and push underneath, than having to reach around), this system works very easily (even my overweight aunt uses this now, and she's rather large).First off, I use Cottonelle wipes only, which is usually recommended, but I take two, and start by wrapping one end of two the wipes underneath the teeth of this thing to hold it firmly in place, and then wrap both wipes completely around and around till I am at the end of both wipes, and the teeth is completely covered. I squeeze to help them all stick together well (this is now your base, which helps to keep the third wipe you will be using, to stay on better, and helps to keep you from feeling the teeth when you wipe inside). Push gently as you won't need to use much pressure. If you feel the teeth, even through the base, which you have built out of the two wipes, you are pressing too hard. You should only feel the teeth slightly, which is buffered well by the base you made.You are now ready to do your business. You take the third wipe, and put it on facing towards you, meaning that you cover the tip of this thing going backwards onto the base (you should now have everything covered, and see no blue at the tip). I squeeze a bit to help each additional wipe I use, stick to the base I formed, and run this in between my legs, and it perfectly pushes underneath and wipes easily with almost no strain or effort. I bring it back between my legs a bit lower, VERY carefully, and I take the edge that has none of my number two on it, and pull it away slowly, and easily over the toilet, (remember it was only lightly attached to the base you built) and drop it into the toilet. I repeat by adding another wipe to my base, and another, and so on, until I see that I am all clear. I then unravel the base that I made, and throw that into the toilet as well. I am now done. I carefully wash my hands before and afterwards, and I am good to go. Please remember that I do all of this standing up, and sort of half squatting over the toilet backwards, which is why you want to do this carefully and slowly. All your really doing is half getting up slowly from the toilet, and using this from the easiest vantage point, which is underneath and not around. I got this routine down to five minutes in a very short amount of time. It's the easiest way with no major straining or hard buttons to push.This may sound complicated, but it's actually not complicated once you try it. It may be the only way you can wipe if you have had surgery, some sort of disability, are obese, or handicapped. It took me a little getting used to, but it was a godsend through the surgeries that I have had to go through. Since you are only using one wipe at a time after making your base, you are not even really using that many wipes. No reaching around, no fumbling, no having to press the release button. For a person with little to no impairment, this may sound like a lot to remember or a lot of work (it's really not once you get the hang of it, and it becomes routine), but if you can't wipe yourself for whatever reason, this is a Godsend. Hope this helps someone out there......

Great

I found this product difficult to use. The clip that is supposed to hold the tissue hurts if it accidentally touches you. You can't wipe freely without feeling that clip. I didn't see that the clip actually held the tissue or wipes anyway. Disappointed. Threw the product away.

I wanted to love this, but I hate it now. While it’s much better than other wipe aids, it has some serious design flaws. First, the ejection button should not be at the very end of the tool, it should be where the slide lock is located (midway down the handle) that allows you to rotate the handle. Second, the handle rotation is totally unnecessary. Third, after using the tool perfectly for about 5 times or so, the plastic gripper that holds the toilet paper in place, no longer grips the toilet paper as well. I can’t count how many times I’ve had to try and pick out pieces of paper from my bum. If I could do this easily, I wouldn’t need the wipe assist tool. I like that the cleaning end is hard plastic and long and slim, which enables you to clean yourself very well. But if the toilet paper comes off, kinda moot point. So I guess I’m still looking for the perfect cleaner.

When I order something I always read reviews first. I have spent a lot of money on different types. This is by far the best. I don't use toilet paper I use wipes. Wipes don't slide. Great product.A little pricey but we'll worth it. Absolutely recommend

I’ve used this helper for about 10 years now! I use wet ones and this hasBeen the perfect way to use this product. Have bought 5 of these. IKeep a back up in my Motorhome and here at the house. After a few yearsThe plastic became brittle and the little tooth broke on the Handel.

Only one I can use. Have tried them all. The others are awkward. This one is perfect. Only problem is that it is plastic so it only lasts about two years of use before it breaks.( I have a back injury) Highly recommend. Have been using it for over ten years. Thank you.

endlich wieder zu einem vernüftigen Preis gefunden ;-) .Der letzte hat sage und schreibe 6 Jahre gehalten. nur irgendwann gibt alles mal seinen Geist auf. Hoffe dieser hat die gleiche Qualität.

Does what it says on the tin.

This item I believe was returned or cancelled.