
Answer calls by saying “Answer” or “Ignore.” If you’re deep in dough, or washing dishes, it’s not a problem with this Bluetooth.
Answer calls by saying “Answer” or “Ignore.” If you’re deep in dough, or washing dishes, it’s not a problem with this Bluetooth.
When your glasses require a good cleaning, it’s hard to position them just so, so that you can use the spray bottle. Since I discovered these lens wipes, that problem was solved.
Great discovery! For some reason, I never knew about this product. Now I can throw in a load without finger-twisting to press the spout while holding the measuring cup. Just toss in the pod.
These are standard items for making meatballs and kneidlach. They are not specifically meant for one-handed individuals, but they work!
I use something like this when I play a card game with the kids. Old Maid, Skip-bo, any game when you want see your cards.
Here is the link:
I’m excited to announce my discovery of a new website, activehands.com. I ordered a few things, let’s see how it goes.
Sick and tired of dealing with skirt hangers that you have to squeeze open with one hand and try to catch the edge of the skirt in its mouth?
These hangers can be opened flat. You can the position the skirt (or pants) neatly in place, the fold and clip into place.
I haven’t been able to find long ones for sale anywhere, except for packs of 100. The longest ones I found at a decent quantity are 10″ wide. If you find wider ones, shoot me an email. Or, want to split a pack?
I had two criteria for shirt hangers: they had to be thin enough and smooth enough that I should be able to tug at a top and it should slide off the hanger with minimal stretch..
These hangers meet both conditions. They are thin plastic hangers with none of that (in my opinion, ridiculous and) annoying flocking.
Here’s the link:
I use them for everything!
Bread, barley, shredded cheese, if it comes in a bag…it gets a clip.
This comes in all sizes, and in various assorted sizes. Here’s the link to the variety pack shown above.
Just a tip: I stand up bags of pasta, lettuce, beans, etc, in tall containers so I don’t have to support the bag while I cut it open.
Back in the days before my stroke, every year I would not the “Most Useless Product of the Year.” On year it was snowball making tongs; the inventors obviously forgot about hands! Another year it was a washable mat for under the high chair; you know, babies are always careful to splatter their food only on the mat.
And one year, it was actually this: the shirt-folding board. I mean, really!
But now, I hang my head in shame. If you’re trying to prove that you can do everything to the same standard as before, (and dong it once is all it takes to prove your point – you never have to fold laundry again once you showed yourself you can.), using this board makes it possible.
For example, before travel, if you want your clothes to fit neatly into your suitcase…it really works.