If ever there was a time when having a pleasant bath or shower mattered, it is in spells of hot summer weather. The recent record-breaking heatwave may have passed, but there could be lots more sizzling days to come before the summer of 2022 gives way to autumn. Of course, those who are mobile and
read moreDo Cold Showers Really Cool You Down?
by Bathtime Mobility on July 25, 2022 No commentsThe UK is currently experiencing the hottest few days on record, with temperatures soaring past 40C in many parts of the country, leaving most of us hot and bothered. So, it’s only natural many of us will want to slide into a cold shower to cool down, but is this really the answer to combat
read moreWhat Flooring To Choose For A Disabled Bathroom
by Bathtime Mobility on July 20, 2022 No commentsWhile nobody wants to slip on their bathroom floor, most people don’t have to think about the risk of doing so more than those with restricted mobility. So, if you’re redesigning your washroom, here are some things to consider when choosing your flooring. Porcelain tiles Porcelain tiles are becoming more and more popular in
read moreConsiderations When Designing A Wet Room
by Bathtime Mobility on July 14, 2022 No commentsWet rooms are an ideal choice for those with mobility problems, as they provide easy access to the shower. However, when designing a wet room for your home, there are some things you need to consider. Read on to find out more. Make sure the room is waterproof As there is no shower tray,
read moreHow Might Long Covid Increase Need For Mobility Bathrooms?
by Bathtime Mobility on July 7, 2022 No commentsThe increasing use of mobility bathrooms is good news for those who have them installed. The addition of mobility baths and showers, modified toilet facilities and other aids can greatly increase quality of life for those who need it, not least by promoting independent living and enabling people to live longer in their homes. It
read moreWoman In Wet Room Flat Plea
by Bathtime Mobility on July 4, 2022 No commentsA woman with mobility issues living in a council flat in Swindon is appealing for the local authority to change its mind about fitting a disabled wet room to enable her to bathe safely. Suzanne Hancock, who is 56 and lives in the flat with her partner, discovered she had both Parkinson’s and a rare
read moreDesigning An Accessible Bathroom
by Bathtime Mobility on June 28, 2022 No commentsBeing able to safely access your bathroom in your own home is a very important step in maintaining hygiene, specifically for those who may struggle with mobility issues. Many bathrooms include all the basics, but having these essentials readily accessible makes for much easier access. Layout is everything when designing an accessible bathroom. You may
read moreA BRIEF HISTORY OF BATHTIME
by Bathtime Mobility on June 27, 2022 No commentsThe advent of modern disabled access bathing means that anyone, no matter their physical limitations, should be able to enjoy a relaxing wash. Whether this is by installing a walk in bath shower combo, or updating to a wet room, there are more options available for disabled people and their bathrooms than ever before.
read more1bn People Denied Access To Disability Aids
by Bathtime Mobility on June 20, 2022 No commentsAlmost one billion people across the world are not receiving the support they need to help them manage with their disability, according to a new report by the World Health Organisation (WHO) and UNICEF. They found that over 2.5 billion adults and children globally need at least one assistive productive, from wheelchairs to hearing
read moreCost Of Living Help May Boost Ageing Disabled Bathers
by Bathtime Mobility on June 8, 2022 No commentsNews that the government has done a U-turn on the issue of a windfall tax on energy firms and is using it to fund help for bill payers will be widely welcomed, not least because it will give more help to those who are older and have disabilities. This point was noted by the Resolution
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