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Are walk in bathtubs really safe for senior citizens?
Yes, walk-in bathtubs are safe for seniors. They were created with the saftey of the elderly in mind, which is why they have so many added saftey features.
What is the cost of a bathtub designed for elderly people?
The price depends on how much you are wanting to spend. You can get walk-in bathtub/showers, you can get bathtubs with seats in them also. You can check with your local Nursing Home or Rehabilitation facility to see where they purchase there bathtubs and the prices of them.
What are duffers?
an incompetent or stupid person, especially an elderly one
Is Hypernatremia dangerous?
Hypernatremia is especially dangerous for children and the elderly
Can toddlers die from pneunomia?
Pneumonia can kill, from babies to elderly. All ages are vulnerable, but especially babies/children, and the elderly or infirm.
What materials are needed for refinishing bathtubs?
You will need cement and nails to refinish bathtubs
Which retailers sell Whirlpool bathtubs?
There are dozens of retailers that sell Whirlpool bathtubs such as Lowe's or Menards which have a wide variety of bathtubs for the common house bathroom.
How is constipation diagnosed in the elderly?
Physical and psychological assessments and a detailed history of bowel habits are especially important when an elderly person complains of constipation.
What are the thickenings that occur to the lenses of the eye affecting vision especially in the elderly?
cataracts
Did ancient egyptians have bathtubs?
Cleopatra and Nerfertiti bathed in donkeys milk in Golden Bathtubs in their palaces
Where can one purchase Robern bathtubs?
Robern bathtubs can be purchased at most Bath Fitter stores. These bathtubs can also be purchased from Amazon, the official Robern website, and Bizrate online.
What are claw foot bathtubs made out of?
Claw foot bathtubs can be made out of porcelain, acrylic or fiberglass. Claw foot bathtubs were popular in the 19th century and are usually accompanied by a shower.
