I just wanted to drop by to thank you. I've had chronic pain and mobility issues my entire life. I have endometriosis, which caused me to be intermittently bedbound for about 12 years, and recently I've been diagnosed with EDS hypermobile type. I never go out or do fun things because it hurts too much and it means I can't do what I need to do. Since watching your videos I've decided to talk to my provider about getting an electric wheelchair so I can be more mobile without sacrificing my pain level or my stamina. You're doing such important work and I recommend your channel to everybody! Thank you so much for helping me and helping everyone who watches your videos!!
Have you heard of Smart drive? It’s a motor you have to a wheelchair you control it with a watch on your wrist. I have both EDS and endometriosis, and also have the same problems like you. I got my light wheelchair in June this year and got the smart drive in July. It’s such a freedom to be able to do things with less pain and not let the body control what I do outside of my home. If you can get the possibility to test to see if it’s something for you. I have traveled with my smart drive on a plane, had it as extra hand luggage.
Alison Lane if you look up chronically jaquie she had a smart drive and had EDS sadly she passed earlier this year. She did some videos about it and the other version with the motor is in the wheels it’s called e mover but the wheels are really heavy because of that.
@@simonjriley Yes, thanks. Now Parkinson's is trying to convince me to go on wheels and motorized. I'll look it up, too. I kicked the wheels once (car accident/back injury) and I figure if Richard can kick his twice and walk again, I can accept wheels again - at 75 yo. Been fighting to stay on my feet since my late 20s. I'm getting pretty tired.
0) lap tray that has foldable legs (transferring dinner is a nightmare without one) 1) wheelchair cushion 2) towels and washrags 3) cupholder that can attach to a wheelchair 4) wedge cushions for laying awake in bed. 5) gripper. a 2 foot pole with mechanical fingers on the end. very useful for reaching the floor as well as reaching things up high. 6) wrist mounted cell phone holder 7) utility jacket/harness with lots of pockets/pouches 8) wifi doorbell intercom (it can sometimes take a while to reach the door) 9) autodoor opener
lol I got kicked outa college coz I can't get transport there. and I've missed a lot due to not being able to get there and it pisses me off. I can only walk a short short short distance 10 mins top so can't walk there. can't get my chair there either as my mum won't let me get the bus by myself. glad to hear that your breaking through obstacles tho buddy. have fun.
Lots of people have tried to get me into cooking and your damn air frier was the only thing which got me to cook for myself.instead of wasting money on takeout.
Having had a flat in my wheelchair a few weeks back I have just invested in a rechargeable compressor. Awesome idea. Had no idea such a thing existed. So useful.
I'm going to be getting a custom wheelchair, and I was very seriously considering getting solid inserts for my wheels because I can't apply enough pressure with a hand pump to fill up even a soccer ball. So glad you talked about the air compressor, because now I don't have to worry about my chair wheels going flat, and it's a way for me to fill up my bicycle tires once a year (I can't bike very often - usually one week each year - so they usually go mostly flat in between uses, and I can never get them even close to full by hand). I've also been in the market for a good shower head with a hose, and having some trouble deciding on one - you just solved that for me, so thank you.
Mittens or gloves are always a welcome gift for us who have to deal with wintery weather, also along those same lines a nice hand cream. Leggings and undies is also a good idea because we wear them out so fast with all the tugging... (I'm eyeing up that mini air compressor now that would be soo much easier!)
Thank you for your videos. They are helping me adapt my life to being in a wheelchair. I maybe losing my ability to walk, but I would like to keep my independence as much as possible.
I still live at home and so things like the stove the top is to high for me to use to make myself food and so my mom has a indoor grill/griddle so now it’s on the cupboard I use about thee years ago me and my mom went to one of our towns big hardware stores and bought one of those wheel around island but we didn’t put the wheels on it so it’s the right height for me to use and I love it. It’s definitely a great investment when you can’t have cupboards lowered yeah it’s might just be a couple inches lower the normal height cupboard but when your short in and out of your wheelchair anything that helps make cooking easier is great in my book
Dude YES! How did I forget AirPods! I use them all the time. I live alone so I can have my speaker blasting but that will have to change when I get roommates.
Wheels2Walking Roommates will be a fun challenge, I live with my wife that’s enough for me lol! Look forward to the content and thanks for the tips and tricks #halfbodyfullman
This might sound like a dumb gift, but a reacher is awesome. I don't have enough of them. One in the kitchen, one in the bath, one in the laundry room. I need one in my van for when I grocery shop (I always forget to bring one)& one more in the garage, just so I don't have to go back in the house if my wheels are cruddy from yard work. And thanks for the information on that bag you sling over your back. That looks so cool & seems to stay put.
My husband has been in a chair for about a year now. We put a suction grab bar about half down from the shower mount so he can reach it or point it to use no hands. Just drop the hose through the opening. You have been an inspiration, thank you.
I'm not a wheelchair user but have had a mild stroke (use a crutch my balance, speech and hand co-ordination are limited!) and the things you have mentioned are fantastic and you are such an inspiration (and you G/F is absolutely beautiful...love her attitude)
Yes! The DYSON !!! And the cordless bissell crosswave!! Anything cordless is awesome to not get tangled around those front casters! I’m a mom of 5 in a wheelchair with no cleaning lady 😆I’m Always looking for an easier way to clean!
Just sub’d. I’ve been wheelchair dependent now for just over 12 years. It took a few long, dark years, for me to accept it. I think three of the items you described here are winners. The bag idea is cool. It’s better than trying to carry stuff on my lap or pockets! Thanks man for the knowledge. Keep rollin.
For socks, another thing I use is USB foot warmers, insoles, wheelchair cushions and so on. Super cheap if you check out places like vipon, I wear fluffy ugg type boots in the winter and my feet are still like ice. But I can wear these, tuck a cheap charger pack into one leg and my feet stay pretty cosy for my journey, real game changer in the winter. People forget you can get super cold as a wheelchair user, especially the lower half. I'm not quite ready to trade my street cred for a cosy toes like babies have just yet 😂
Great video, I couldn't live without my Google home (or a couple of them!!, One in kitchen, bedroom etc), through it I have access to our camera doorbell (nest brand), heating thermostat (also nest), lights (Phillips Hue), means if I sit down I can dim the lights, turn them off,answer a person at the door & tell them to wait if I have to transfer into my chair etc
@@WhaleTank my husband is so proactive with picking this stuff (he loves tech!!), he got smart plugs today which we can also control off google, will be using them for Christmas lights until Jan!!, could use then for appliances in kitchen after!!
The smart home stuff is amazing! We have the alexa/hue set up with the Ring doorbell, and an echo show 8 on each side of the bed, means that even on days I can't get out of bed, I can drop in on the kids upstairs (I do have adult kids too, I don't drop in on them obviously, that'd be weird 😂 but they help out with the smaller kids) and I can check in with them when they're outside, see them and see they're okay. The fryer doofah I already have on my wishlist, the WiFi one as I love smart stuff, it just makes my life so much easier!
We did one of these videos on our channel last week, interested to see some different items that we haven't thought of/tried yet. A handheld Dyson is definitely on our list for the future!
I saw yours when I was doing some research for tags! The Dyson is such a game changer because there isn’t any “set up” grab a go. You can even ditch the broom and dustpan 😁
This is a great list and well done video! I have a fair amount of these already, but I'm so going to get that portable compressor. Thanks for taking the time to put this all together!
there are shower thingies which are just a bar with a thing that the shower head can clip into but can be adjusted to different heights depending on the placement of the bar, which is useful for those, like myself, who can't have their arms up for too long.
My parents have something like this in two different bathrooms and they are awesome. There's a vertical metal bar and you can slide the holder up or down and lock it at any height, or take the showerhead out of the holder and hold it in your hand. No one in our family has any disabilities, but they are just better period. It means you can wash properly, not just your head, and when you do have it in the holder it can be equally comfortable for everyone regardless of their height.
Super video ‘cause I was completely empty when people started asking me for a Christmas list. I literally wrote down everything from this vid (though not the speaker). Thanks, and love your vids so - pretty please don’t stop, ever! -And have the greatest holiday season. 😋
Again, love your personality and your dissipation of the products. Fun things, although I thought it was going to be about wheelchair products. But even though you caught me by surprise I still loved it. Again great video. Ted
I love quite a few of these items, but the last item the Pop Containers, wow I have to get those, I have very little finger dexterity, and I am always either waiting for someone to drop by to help or ending up with cereal, pasta etc. all over the place! So thank you for showing me this great video.
I have a similar litter box, except it works a little differently and you only need to change out the pads once a month. I agree that they're definitely worth it when you're in a wheelchair.
Watching the water drip off the bottle exactly when you said the water bottle doesn't drip 🤣 some awesome ideas though will definitely be asking for some.
So true about not leaving the shower head on the wall. A friend always does this to me then I’m trying to kill myself getting it back down again. The airtight containers are great, I own a few.
I know that feeling too!! I still live with my parents and they always forget to put the shower head down on the floor so I have to either put it down myself with my crutch with the risk to break the shower head (happened way too many times) or call someone to help me...it makes me so mad when they forget >_
Dreamweaver, I tie the shower head loosely to my horizontal grip bar (inside the shower stall) with a stretchy, waterproof, straightened-out bath scrubbie. Tee hee, it doesn't get put up out of reach that way and I can use it down low without taking it loose. Never have to stand up from the safety of my bath chair/risk losing my balance and a fall. Afterwards, it just hangs down, tied to the bar, till next shower. No change of installation hardware necessary (if you have a long cord).
For drinking my water i use the camelbak with the carbon filter as a tetra it has a bite valve plus an little handle so I can grab it easily say in the night and with the tiny handle makes it easy to find in the night if you’re half asleep but wake up thirsty you don’t even need to open your eyes to drink from it plus the carbon filter makes the water taste better
awesome! Even as an able bodied person who does not need to buy presents for a wheelchair user, I found this very interesting! Especially the socks! as a "normal" person, these are things we just never consider. BTW, i get an average of 4 ads during on of your videos (here in the UK), I hope you get a good share of that revenue!
Oh, and for those who don't have their own air pump or convenient bike shop, just go to Walmart ^.^ The folks at my Tire & Lube Express kindly pump my tires up for me whenever they get low (for free).
While I do love my air-fryer, I must say, I absolutely could NOT live without my INSTAPOT! 👩🏻🍳💕🍽 You can seriously cook ANYTHING in it!! 😍 I went to culinary school & cooking has always been one of my biggest passions; as much as I loved cooking, I was utterly devastated when I could no longer physically spend much time in the kitchen. -But my Instapot changed EVERYTHING! I can make gourmet meals that would’ve normally taken hours in minutes (literally!), and I absolutely love the convenience of being able to toss all my stuff into the pot, set the timer, and come home at the end of the day to a perfectly cooked meal. 😊 #gamechanger!
This is interesting I'd seen adverts for the instapot and it is available in the UK, I assume air fryers are even if it's a different brand. I'd been thinking about getting an instapot a while back and had pretty much forgotten about it - you could argue that means I'm coping with my existing setup, but then I have some stomach issues and I know I'm not eating enough vegetables. I don't cook anything from scratch (which is not as bad in the UK compared to the US, I lived there for 5 years and we have a lot more preprepared stuff that isn't just full of fat available here). So I feel like I need to do something and I really don't know what!
Wheels2Walking Thank you! The mail got messed up so I got no presents. They all ended up at different houses (none of which are mine). I didn’t get any presents so this is all I had. Thanks
Great video, perfect for the upcoming holiday season. Could be keen for the massager for lower back pain for sure, and I'll definitely look into the air fryer too. Sounds great for someone like me who enjoys cooking a lot. A few things I might add are: Alexa or Google Home device for voice activated stuff. Getting into bed and realising you left the hallway light on? No problem! Another thing are those robot vacuum things that clean your apartment while you're out. Very handy! Plus they work with Alexa so you can feel like you're living in the future when your personal assistant cleans the floor for you. Also, Andrew, great work on the Christmas intro dude! Had me laughing. Merry Christmas
Sorry, not trying to rain on anyone's parade, but I'd not recommend the automatic robot vacuum for anyone with pets. I have friends who had one and their cat got sick on the floor while they were at work. They came home to it smeared all over the dining room floor because the robot just drive over it. So gross.
Not a wheelchair user but I’m debating on buying 5 of those robot litter boxes... I’m a crazy cat lady& have 6 cats. One half of my laundry room is constantly covered in a fine layer of dust because of the litter and I’m constantly cleaning litter. So, I need them.
Thank u for your videos who are inspirational!! When you speak about the air fryer you talked about eating healthy. Don't you have a video with recipe? Would help tons of us. Keep going on and Merry Christmas from Belgium.
1:55 If you can find someone who can do it for you if you can't. 3:49 I wish I had known about this before we got the compressor we have now! 11:04 My girlfriend has limited dexterity in her hands, so this might help her.
Instead of advertisements can we just periodically keep seeing the intro interspersed throughout this video?? 😂😂🤩🔥🥰❄️❄️❄️🤑 Jk of course. I watch them ALL. 💪🏼
Great vlog. I would add some smart home items, like power plugs, light globes, a Chromecast, even a google mini. Luv my google smart products,it enables me to control my home by myself. Sending Positive Vibes from Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
Curious about wheelchair gloves you would suggest. There's a clip on umbrella holder. As for around the house there's shevles that extend out that would be a good gift. But I'm not sure what they're called. I use just dance and sports wii games to get upper body strength and excercises and have fun all at once. So maybe that.
I just wanted to drop by to thank you. I've had chronic pain and mobility issues my entire life. I have endometriosis, which caused me to be intermittently bedbound for about 12 years, and recently I've been diagnosed with EDS hypermobile type. I never go out or do fun things because it hurts too much and it means I can't do what I need to do. Since watching your videos I've decided to talk to my provider about getting an electric wheelchair so I can be more mobile without sacrificing my pain level or my stamina. You're doing such important work and I recommend your channel to everybody! Thank you so much for helping me and helping everyone who watches your videos!!
Thank you for telling everyone 🙏🏻
Have you heard of Smart drive? It’s a motor you have to a wheelchair you control it with a watch on your wrist. I have both EDS and endometriosis, and also have the same problems like you. I got my light wheelchair in June this year and got the smart drive in July. It’s such a freedom to be able to do things with less pain and not let the body control what I do outside of my home. If you can get the possibility to test to see if it’s something for you. I have traveled with my smart drive on a plane, had it as extra hand luggage.
@@annikahallberg4453 thank you for telling me this! I've never heard of that but it sounds great! I'm definitely going to look into it ♥️
Alison Lane if you look up chronically jaquie she had a smart drive and had EDS sadly she passed earlier this year. She did some videos about it and the other version with the motor is in the wheels it’s called e mover but the wheels are really heavy because of that.
@@simonjriley Yes, thanks. Now Parkinson's is trying to convince me to go on wheels and motorized. I'll look it up, too. I kicked the wheels once (car accident/back injury) and I figure if Richard can kick his twice and walk again, I can accept wheels again - at 75 yo. Been fighting to stay on my feet since my late 20s. I'm getting pretty tired.
As a senior, I look for holiday gifts that are senior-specific, but WheelsToWalking features these great gifts that cross several age ranges.
0) lap tray that has foldable legs (transferring dinner is a nightmare without one)
1) wheelchair cushion
2) towels and washrags
3) cupholder that can attach to a wheelchair
4) wedge cushions for laying awake in bed.
5) gripper. a 2 foot pole with mechanical fingers on the end. very useful for reaching the floor as well as reaching things up high.
6) wrist mounted cell phone holder
7) utility jacket/harness with lots of pockets/pouches
8) wifi doorbell intercom (it can sometimes take a while to reach the door)
9) autodoor opener
About to send this to my mom real quick lol (17 year old with muscular dystrophy just trying to gain some independence before college)
Heck yeah! Best of luck 👊🏻
lol I got kicked outa college coz I can't get transport there. and I've missed a lot due to not being able to get there and it pisses me off. I can only walk a short short short distance 10 mins top so can't walk there. can't get my chair there either as my mum won't let me get the bus by myself. glad to hear that your breaking through obstacles tho buddy. have fun.
Lots of people have tried to get me into cooking and your damn air frier was the only thing which got me to cook for myself.instead of wasting money on takeout.
Good clothes that don’t cause sensory problems and last are very expensive. I get hyped when I get good clothes for birthday, Christmas, whatever!
That handheld air compressor is amazing!!!!! I needed this like....34 years ago!!!!
It’s amazing 😍
Same. I needed that device years ago! Purchased tonight!
Having had a flat in my wheelchair a few weeks back I have just invested in a rechargeable compressor. Awesome idea. Had no idea such a thing existed. So useful.
I'm going to be getting a custom wheelchair, and I was very seriously considering getting solid inserts for my wheels because I can't apply enough pressure with a hand pump to fill up even a soccer ball. So glad you talked about the air compressor, because now I don't have to worry about my chair wheels going flat, and it's a way for me to fill up my bicycle tires once a year (I can't bike very often - usually one week each year - so they usually go mostly flat in between uses, and I can never get them even close to full by hand). I've also been in the market for a good shower head with a hose, and having some trouble deciding on one - you just solved that for me, so thank you.
Kind of off topic for the video, but great job on the holiday intro
You can thank Andrew for that! I was also surprised when I saw it the first time!
Mittens or gloves are always a welcome gift for us who have to deal with wintery weather, also along those same lines a nice hand cream. Leggings and undies is also a good idea because we wear them out so fast with all the tugging... (I'm eyeing up that mini air compressor now that would be soo much easier!)
So right! Especially about the leggings.
Thank you for your videos. They are helping me adapt my life to being in a wheelchair. I maybe losing my ability to walk, but I would like to keep my independence as much as possible.
I still live at home and so things like the stove the top is to high for me to use to make myself food and so my mom has a indoor grill/griddle so now it’s on the cupboard I use about thee years ago me and my mom went to one of our towns big hardware stores and bought one of those wheel around island but we didn’t put the wheels on it so it’s the right height for me to use and I love it. It’s definitely a great investment when you can’t have cupboards lowered yeah it’s might just be a couple inches lower the normal height cupboard but when your short in and out of your wheelchair anything that helps make cooking easier is great in my book
Only thing I see missing is a Bluetooth headset. Free your hands and still talk to friends and family.
Dude YES! How did I forget AirPods! I use them all the time. I live alone so I can have my speaker blasting but that will have to change when I get roommates.
Wheels2Walking Roommates will be a fun challenge, I live with my wife that’s enough for me lol! Look forward to the content and thanks for the tips and tricks #halfbodyfullman
I love this! It’s funny how I have some of this stuff and I’m thinking “Oh it’s not just me!”
If you’re a problem solver like me you probably already have a lot of these 😁
This might sound like a dumb gift, but a reacher is awesome. I don't have enough of them. One in the kitchen, one in the bath, one in the laundry room. I need one in my van for when I grocery shop (I always forget to bring one)& one more in the garage, just so I don't have to go back in the house if my wheels are cruddy from yard work. And thanks for the information on that bag you sling over your back. That looks so cool & seems to stay put.
I am so getting a hand-held pump. I've punctured my wheels three times this month.
I am going to order one also. I have a foot pump & I get such a backache pumping with my hands.
My husband has been in a chair for about a year now. We put a suction grab bar about half down from the shower mount so he can reach it or point it to use no hands. Just drop the hose through the opening. You have been an inspiration, thank you.
Please replace the suction grab bar with a fitted one, they really aren't as safe.
Only use the suction grab bar for the shower head. Have real ones everywhere else.
Great tips
Awesome ideas. Your videos are awesome!! I’ve been slowly losing my legs to a spinal injury. You give hope and support, thanks for being you!
My cousin who uses a wheel chair always runs cold so the socks would be a great gift for her.
I'm not a wheelchair user but have had a mild stroke (use a crutch my balance, speech and hand co-ordination are limited!) and the things you have mentioned are fantastic and you are such an inspiration (and you G/F is absolutely beautiful...love her attitude)
Yes! The DYSON !!! And the cordless bissell crosswave!! Anything cordless is awesome to not get tangled around those front casters! I’m a mom of 5 in a wheelchair with no cleaning lady 😆I’m Always looking for an easier way to clean!
I can't live without my massaging, weighted, heating pad and compression socks! Also, my grabber has literally saved my life!
That handheld compressor is magic!!! 🙌💜
Total game changer.
Awesome list! I also use grip n grabs to reach things on the floor.
Just sub’d. I’ve been wheelchair dependent now for just over 12 years. It took a few long, dark years, for me to accept it. I think three of the items you described here are winners. The bag idea is cool. It’s better than trying to carry stuff on my lap or pockets! Thanks man for the knowledge. Keep rollin.
I absolutely love your videos. You teach me so many things to help me stay independent. Keep smiling, you're amazing!
With the hand held shower, get one that will turn all the way off. If yours doesn't you can buy a shut off valve to put between the hose and handle.
1. Awesome Holiday intro to the video
2. There are definitely a few items on your list that I wouldn't mind getting myself.
You can thank Andrew for the new intro! I was laughing so hard when I saw it 😁
@@Wheels2Walking kudos to Andrew!
For socks, another thing I use is USB foot warmers, insoles, wheelchair cushions and so on. Super cheap if you check out places like vipon, I wear fluffy ugg type boots in the winter and my feet are still like ice. But I can wear these, tuck a cheap charger pack into one leg and my feet stay pretty cosy for my journey, real game changer in the winter. People forget you can get super cold as a wheelchair user, especially the lower half. I'm not quite ready to trade my street cred for a cosy toes like babies have just yet 😂
Your positive attitude is refreshing. Happy Holidays. All of them!
"That's my custom loofah"
"It goes over every square centimeter of my body"
Great video, I couldn't live without my Google home (or a couple of them!!, One in kitchen, bedroom etc), through it I have access to our camera doorbell (nest brand), heating thermostat (also nest), lights (Phillips Hue), means if I sit down I can dim the lights, turn them off,answer a person at the door & tell them to wait if I have to transfer into my chair etc
The doorbell and lights are great ideas!
@@WhaleTank my husband is so proactive with picking this stuff (he loves tech!!), he got smart plugs today which we can also control off google, will be using them for Christmas lights until Jan!!, could use then for appliances in kitchen after!!
@@niamh3089 That is so awesome.
Smart homes are the future for people like us! Imagine the quality of life for a quad. Ah the freedom 😁
The smart home stuff is amazing! We have the alexa/hue set up with the Ring doorbell, and an echo show 8 on each side of the bed, means that even on days I can't get out of bed, I can drop in on the kids upstairs (I do have adult kids too, I don't drop in on them obviously, that'd be weird 😂 but they help out with the smaller kids) and I can check in with them when they're outside, see them and see they're okay. The fryer doofah I already have on my wishlist, the WiFi one as I love smart stuff, it just makes my life so much easier!
This products are really great for anyone, loved the vedio
We did one of these videos on our channel last week, interested to see some different items that we haven't thought of/tried yet. A handheld Dyson is definitely on our list for the future!
I saw yours when I was doing some research for tags! The Dyson is such a game changer because there isn’t any “set up” grab a go. You can even ditch the broom and dustpan 😁
I,have the dyson and it's a game changer for wheelchair users
This is a great list and well done video! I have a fair amount of these already, but I'm so going to get that portable compressor. Thanks for taking the time to put this all together!
That compressor is great! I’m so happy I have one now and don’t have to worry about my tires getting low
there are shower thingies which are just a bar with a thing that the shower head can clip into but can be adjusted to different heights depending on the placement of the bar, which is useful for those, like myself, who can't have their arms up for too long.
My parents have something like this in two different bathrooms and they are awesome. There's a vertical metal bar and you can slide the holder up or down and lock it at any height, or take the showerhead out of the holder and hold it in your hand. No one in our family has any disabilities, but they are just better period. It means you can wash properly, not just your head, and when you do have it in the holder it can be equally comfortable for everyone regardless of their height.
@@junbh2 Can't use in rented apartment, though. You gotta use whatever they put in to accommodate the handicapped :-(
Oh my goodness those containers though. The last one on the list would be so life changing for me !! Great ideas. Thank you very much
Super video ‘cause I was completely empty when people started asking me for a Christmas list. I literally wrote down everything from this vid (though not the speaker). Thanks, and love your vids so - pretty please don’t stop, ever! -And have the greatest holiday season. 😋
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Again, love your personality and your dissipation of the products. Fun things, although I thought it was going to be about wheelchair products. But even though you caught me by surprise I still loved it. Again great video. Ted
Love that intro man!
I love quite a few of these items, but the last item the Pop Containers, wow I have to get those, I have very little finger dexterity, and I am always either waiting for someone to drop by to help or ending up with cereal, pasta etc. all over the place!
So thank you for showing me this great video.
They’re a game changer for sure! I can never go back. So happy you found them 😁
Thanks for the list. Really do need some of these. Especially the ones that are for dealing with cold weather.
You’re welcome! I just got my warm socks in today and there good so far!
I have a similar litter box, except it works a little differently and you only need to change out the pads once a month. I agree that they're definitely worth it when you're in a wheelchair.
placed walloutlets with usbcharger everywhere nex to bed sofas girlsroom office kitchen what i want for xmas is a good compressor too
The compressor is so handy. I can’t recommend it enough 😁
Thanks for the Hand Held Compressor, i ordered it and loving it
Just ordered me the air compressor, big up for that bro. Glad you uploaded this one I was about to purchase a bulky compressor.
That compressor is the best. I’m happy to roll on air tires now that I don’t have to worry about inflation issues
The popsicle legs made me thumbs up this video 😂😂😂
It’s legit how I feel 😭
Watching the water drip off the bottle exactly when you said the water bottle doesn't drip 🤣 some awesome ideas though will definitely be asking for some.
These are great suggestions, and not only for people in wheelchairs! Thanks 😊
Bought the hand held compressor. It's super fast! I could have used one of these years ago. Thank you!!!
Seriously such an awesome compressor. I’m having so much fun with it too lol
awesome holiday intro!
So true about not leaving the shower head on the wall. A friend always does this to me then I’m trying to kill myself getting it back down again. The airtight containers are great, I own a few.
I know that feeling too!! I still live with my parents and they always forget to put the shower head down on the floor so I have to either put it down myself with my crutch with the risk to break the shower head (happened way too many times) or call someone to help me...it makes me so mad when they forget >_
Dreamweaver, I tie the shower head loosely to my horizontal grip bar (inside the shower stall) with a stretchy, waterproof, straightened-out bath scrubbie. Tee hee, it doesn't get put up out of reach that way and I can use it down low without taking it loose. Never have to stand up from the safety of my bath chair/risk losing my balance and a fall. Afterwards, it just hangs down, tied to the bar, till next shower. No change of installation hardware necessary (if you have a long cord).
For drinking my water i use the camelbak with the carbon filter as a tetra it has a bite valve plus an little handle so I can grab it easily say in the night and with the tiny handle makes it easy to find in the night if you’re half asleep but wake up thirsty you don’t even need to open your eyes to drink from it plus the carbon filter makes the water taste better
Tray for wheelchair, heated gloves, grabbers, lap blankets
A lot of great stuff, the air fryer sounds like a winner.
Absolute game changer!
awesome! Even as an able bodied person who does not need to buy presents for a wheelchair user, I found this very interesting! Especially the socks! as a "normal" person, these are things we just never consider. BTW, i get an average of 4 ads during on of your videos (here in the UK), I hope you get a good share of that revenue!
Thank you for your support 🙏🏻
I’m not a wheelchair user and I want the water bottle and changer cord
The bag is already out of stock! Good job! LoL
Wow just checked and you’re right! Perhaps I need to update my link!
Cute holiday intro
Thanks this video was real useful I'll definitely I to look into these things.
Again, awesome video. I’m new to this sci life. Thanks for the great advice.
Thanks for another good video. I totally agree with the showerhead. Essential for bathing with reduced mobility
I am a quad, some of these could work for me!! Good items to consider, thanks for sharing.
Omg ski socks I need those I never thought of that
Warm feet are happy feet 😁
@@Wheels2Walking hi
@@Wheels2Walking And others benefit too. I once shared a bed with someone who called me "popsicle toes". Lovingly, he swore.
100% these are great for ALL people!! Just rad stuff
Oh, and for those who don't have their own air pump or convenient bike shop, just go to Walmart ^.^ The folks at my Tire & Lube Express kindly pump my tires up for me whenever they get low (for free).
I love all your vids keep on going
You are saying it might be lame, but the one I’m asking for this year is socks! And underwear so those work perfect! 👌😂
I highly highly recommend a Bemer machine made in Germany for your cold feet and it will help heal all your wounds!!!
Hey brother great video! Gonna give this a share. Great info and I hope it gets lot of views! Have an amazing day!
Thanks! So far so good!
While I do love my air-fryer, I must say, I absolutely could NOT live without my INSTAPOT! 👩🏻🍳💕🍽
You can seriously cook ANYTHING in it!! 😍
I went to culinary school & cooking has always been one of my biggest passions; as much as I loved cooking, I was utterly devastated when I could no longer physically spend much time in the kitchen. -But my Instapot changed EVERYTHING! I can make gourmet meals that would’ve normally taken hours in minutes (literally!), and I absolutely love the convenience of being able to toss all my stuff into the pot, set the timer, and come home at the end of the day to a perfectly cooked meal. 😊
#gamechanger!
I have one and use it but wouldn’t call it “easy” unless you know what you’re doing. However, it’s really easy to learn with an insta pot!
This is interesting I'd seen adverts for the instapot and it is available in the UK, I assume air fryers are even if it's a different brand. I'd been thinking about getting an instapot a while back and had pretty much forgotten about it - you could argue that means I'm coping with my existing setup, but then I have some stomach issues and I know I'm not eating enough vegetables. I don't cook anything from scratch (which is not as bad in the UK compared to the US, I lived there for 5 years and we have a lot more preprepared stuff that isn't just full of fat available here). So I feel like I need to do something and I really don't know what!
Thanks for the list As a wheelchair user myself I would not of thought of those items
Hi! Love the video! Its my birthday today thanks for the present 🎁
HBD!
Wheels2Walking Thank you! The mail got messed up so I got no presents. They all ended up at different houses (none of which are mine). I didn’t get any presents so this is all I had. Thanks
Love this!!! I’ve been hinting at the containers this year. 💜💜
They’re great and I can never go back!
Great video, perfect for the upcoming holiday season. Could be keen for the massager for lower back pain for sure, and I'll definitely look into the air fryer too. Sounds great for someone like me who enjoys cooking a lot. A few things I might add are: Alexa or Google Home device for voice activated stuff. Getting into bed and realising you left the hallway light on? No problem! Another thing are those robot vacuum things that clean your apartment while you're out. Very handy! Plus they work with Alexa so you can feel like you're living in the future when your personal assistant cleans the floor for you.
Also, Andrew, great work on the Christmas intro dude! Had me laughing. Merry Christmas
Sorry, not trying to rain on anyone's parade, but I'd not recommend the automatic robot vacuum for anyone with pets. I have friends who had one and their cat got sick on the floor while they were at work. They came home to it smeared all over the dining room floor because the robot just drive over it. So gross.
Angie 978 I agree. I have 2 cats and 2 dogs and the Roomba didn’t work for us. We had to change the brushes 2-3x in a year. It just wasn’t worth it.
Thanks Fred!! 😂😂 that holiday intro still makes me laugh every time
Andrew Deitsch That intro is amazing. Snowing in the gym and I can’t stop 😂😂. Good work #2son.
@@thekoo2011 😂😂 yay I'm glad you liked it!!
Very helpful!
Excellent list! Just found your channel, really enjoying your content, very supportive and inspirational ❤️love from Baltimore,MD
Great tips! Thank you!!!
Great video. 👍
This video is extremely helpful, thank you!
11:12
".....my nuts,I like to put them in a glass container"
Thank you so much for your detailed review, and honesty.
I don’t even have any of these.. Now I want them!
Not a wheelchair user but I’m debating on buying 5 of those robot litter boxes... I’m a crazy cat lady& have 6 cats. One half of my laundry room is constantly covered in a fine layer of dust because of the litter and I’m constantly cleaning litter.
So, I need them.
Merry Christmas! Thanks for spreading love on the commemoration of Jesus!
Thank u for your videos who are inspirational!! When you speak about the air fryer you talked about eating healthy. Don't you have a video with recipe? Would help tons of us. Keep going on and Merry Christmas from Belgium.
We have a Dyson vacuum (with a cord) that my parents have had since they were married 26 years ago
Hello Sir
Love your videos ❤️❤️
1:55 If you can find someone who can do it for you if you can't.
3:49 I wish I had known about this before we got the compressor we have now!
11:04 My girlfriend has limited dexterity in her hands, so this might help her.
Great Video, I'll be ordering a few thing...
Merry xmas
I love this channel so much! It’s such a great source for everything, thanks keep it up! 👍
Instead of advertisements can we just periodically keep seeing the intro interspersed throughout this video??
😂😂🤩🔥🥰❄️❄️❄️🤑
Jk of course. I watch them ALL. 💪🏼
Yay!
Great vlog. I would add some smart home items, like power plugs, light globes, a Chromecast, even a google mini. Luv my google smart products,it enables me to control my home by myself. Sending Positive Vibes from Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺👍👍
I just bought a 3 pack of the very same 10 long charging cord.
Curious about wheelchair gloves you would suggest.
There's a clip on umbrella holder.
As for around the house there's shevles that extend out that would be a good gift. But I'm not sure what they're called.
I use just dance and sports wii games to get upper body strength and excercises and have fun all at once. So maybe that.
I want that pump!
An Hour late but still here! #NotificationSquad