RMS Long Reach Comfort Wipe - Self Assist Toilet Aid, Ideal Daily Living Bathroom Aid for Limited Mobility

Absolutely blackout! Easy to install, perfect size! Durable and strong!

Purchased for an elderly relative who has significant mobility restrictions and is in a full TLSO. We were really hoping this would work out. She also has severe arthritis in her hands. In concept, this a great idea, but in practice, it is difficult to get the paper to stay in place. It also takes quite a bit of paper to jam into place and not have it fall out when in use. Depressing the "eject" plunger on the handle end while inserting the paper seems to help pull it into place, but this has proven to be too difficult for an elderly person with arthritis. She gave up on using it after a few days so we are moving on and looking for the next solution. Could be a great product with some design improvements, but not worth it as presently designed.

This tool has been such a huge help while I've been recovering from a car accident. I had a compound femur break, which broke the top of my knee, I broke the lower portion of my tibia and fibula and dislocated as well as broke my ankle in 2 spots. This has made is so easy not to have to stretch any weird ways to make sure im cleaning after using the restroom.

Good thought, horrible idea. Think about how this will be used before you buy it. Not as convenient as the inventor thought it would be. Holds the toilet paper afterward and YOU have to dispose of the aftermath by hand. Bidet wand would be a better choice.

Should be a little bit longer and the holder for the paper could be better

First of all I never thought I’d be writing a review like this. Let start out by saying I’m a bigger girl. I weigh 288lbs. It will make sense. Even at my weight I’ve never had a problem wiping my booty. Now that leads me to January when I broke my right wrist. My dominant hand. I CANNOT do anything with my left. So there comes a day when I have to poop. I remember seeing an episode of my 600lb life and a lady used a pair of tongs to hold the TP to help her reach around. So off to the store we go. Get back home tongs in hand. It works but not the most comfortable. My daughter says mom I’m sure Amazon has something. She types in ass wiper and this product comes up. I immediately order it. What do I have to lose at this point? It has been the most amazing product! Yep it’s soft. It reaches perfectly. I used flushable wipes with it so help keep me clean. Now my cast is off and I still do not have good range of motion and less flexibility than I had before. So I am still using it. I wished that I had one that folded so I could take it in the bathroom when I travel instead of trying to hide this one in my jacket. So I take a look and there is a foldable one. BUY IT! You won’t be disappointed.

Cheaper version of the same thing. The release button broke the second time I pushed it before I even used it, just tried to get a feel for the release and held it because it was heavier than the last one I had. It still works fine. The stick feels more stable and comfortable than others I’ve tried.

Well sometimes if you have severe back pain, reach can be a problem. I highly recommend a toilet seat Bidet, but to "finish things up" you may feel the need to wipe..that's where something like this comes into play. Before using this, I pressed the "button" to check how it would function if needed, one, two annnndddd three, it broke on the third press! It feels like there is a long metal rod inside that's supposed to open a clip spring at the "grabby" side of this ( also, if you don't have good hand strength this is not for you ). So let's see if it would work IF it wasn't broken, I loaded it up with toilet paper ( 6 winds or folds as per instructions). Guess what?....the TP does not want to come off due to adherence to the silicone type rubber on the end of it. You will quite literally be shaking and flinging dirty toilet paper to try to unload this thing...ick. If that wasn't bad enough (and it is), the angle is such that you risk dunking your TP while having to squirm around to get where you need to be to wipe. If you are a plus size, that adds up (pun intended) to this thing never working. Try something else, as this is only slightly better than a corn cob. Hope this helps.

Waste of money. Do not buy

I fractured my vertebrae and came home from hospital in a back brace after spending a considerable time in bed. The back brace restricted my movement and this implement became a necessity! I could not have managed without it. I did find it easier to wrap the wet toilet wipes around it rather than conventional loo roll.

Muy útil para personas operadas de la espalda que han perdido movilidad.

It doesn't work, the toilet paper doesn't release, the head is to big to wipe your bottom.

I bought this for someone with rheumatoid arthritis in their hands. On the day it arrived I tried to show them how to grip and release the loo roll. We hadn’t even pressed the button more than 3 times when it broke. Really poorly manufactured. It’s such a waste of everyone’s time selling products that are not fit for purpose.