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Silverts Disabled Elderly Needs Adaptive Wrap Skirt.
“Dave, why are you wearing a tablecloth?” was the question every friend asked when they saw my new attire. Now I know why they unloaded an extra dress on me. Except for the Velcro, it was virtually impossible to tell the difference between unfashionable dress and something you’d find on a plywood table at a cheesy banquet. And it was so slickery that it just slid off my wheelchair onto the floor whenever I tried to use the facilities. And then there was the exposure risk, as crossing my legs in my disabled state wasn’t practical and—and I’m being given the “cut” sign again by my wife.
So hip, so metro. Basically, it was a polyester wrap with Velcro, so I could leave the skirt on the wheelchair when I transferred over to the commode. Freaking brilliant! I, however, would have preferred something slightly more fashion forward than black poly with a strip of Velcro that was slightly wider than a pencil so it didn’t have to line up PERFECTLY. But I can’t complain because the company sent me an extra dress for free. What’s not to like about free?
“Dave, why are you wearing a tablecloth?” was the question every friend asked when they saw my new attire. Now I know why they unloaded an extra dress on me. Except for the Velcro, it was virtually impossible to tell the difference between unfashionable dress and something you’d find on a plywood table at a cheesy banquet. And it was so slickery that it just slid off my wheelchair onto the floor whenever I tried to use the facilities. And then there was the exposure risk, as crossing my legs in my disabled state wasn’t practical and—and I’m being given the “cut” sign again by my wife.
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- Machine Washable
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