PART 2: Adaptive Equipment for One-Handed Cooking After Stroke
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- ➡️ Hamilton Beach Can Opener: amzn.to/3loofHM
➡️ OXO 4-piece Measuring Beaker Set: amzn.to/3lkGOwL
➡️ OXO 7-piece Measuring Beaker Set: amzn.to/3hw10uh
➡️ Lovene Ceramic Ramekins: amzn.to/3looPFs
➡️ Metal Ramekins: amzn.to/3ny3Hzk
➡️ Baggy Rack- Sandwich Bag Holders : amzn.to/3hsiQhM
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I got such a good response from my first video on adaptive equipment for one-handed cooking I decided to make a Part 2 based on YOUR recommendations! Hope y'all find it helpful!
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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:17 Hamilton Beach can opener
2:24 OXO measuring beakers
3:51 Ramekins
6:26 Sandwich bag holder
8:15 Outro
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Thank you so much for your cooking videos!!!
Please update in the future as more products come on the market! My son had a stroke as a teen and LOVES to cook! So so helpful
Lady you totally rock! Thank you❤️
@denisejackson, You are too kind!! Thank you :)
Good ideas!
@HelenOgden, Thanks very much!
Yes really great 👍
@anjumafshan Thank you so much! Glad you found them helpful!
My can opener cuts under the can and leaves no sharp edges. Unfortunately I don’t recognize the logo. It looks like an N. I love it.
I would love to find items to help with doing dishes 1 handed
@pameladavies, Thank you for the comment! I'm getting ready to start a series of "How-To" videos for one-handed daily activities. I'll make sure to include dish-washing/drying in that series :)
@@PostStrokeOrg Thank you
This is exactly what I struggle with, the cleaning is harder than the cooking.
these may be useful, but what happens when you need to wash them after? they have tiny spaces and with all that stuff involved in preparing food stuff involving flour, grease, can contents inside those tiny holes, i dont see myself using those and clean them PROPERLY for next use. good luck in case you decide to buy them or try them out