Shower Commodes

Commodes and commode chairs are types of chairs that have self contained toilets and are designed to aid people with limited mobility.

A commode, also known as a commode chair or commode toilet, can be of great benefit to elderly and disabled individuals, as well as those who care for them. This versatile piece of equipment provides a practical and convenient solution for individuals who have difficulty accessing traditional bathroom facilities.

A commode chair is specifically designed to assist people with limited mobility, making it an essential aid for those who have trouble walking or standing for extended periods. It offers a comfortable and safe alternative to using regular toilets by providing a sturdy frame, armrests, and a comfortable seat. The commode chair can be placed by the bedside, allowing individuals to maintain their dignity and independence without the need for constant assistance.

There are various types of commodes available to cater to different needsfrom Complete Care Shop including folding commodes, commode chairs, wheeled commodes, shower commodes and speciality commodes designed for bariatric patients.

Each type of commode serves a specific purpose, and the choice depends on the individual's needs and preferences. It is essential to consider factors such as mobility, space availability, and specific requirements when selecting the appropriate commode. For more help choosing the right commode for you or the person you're caring for, our experts will be happy to advise.

When choosing the right commode for your specific needs, there are several factors to consider. Firstly, assess your mobility and strength to determine whether you require a folding commode for portability, a wheeled commode for easier movement, or a stationary commode chair. Consider the space available in your home or facility to ensure the commode fits comfortably.

To make an informed decision, it is highly recommended to consult with the experts at Complete Care Shop. They have extensive knowledge and experience in assisting individuals in finding the right commode based on their unique needs. They can provide guidance on features, measurements, and any additional accessories that may be beneficial.

Properly using a commode is essential for a safe and comfortable experience.

- Begin by positioning the commode on a flat surface, ensuring stability. If using a commode chair, securely place the seat.

- Adjust your clothing for easy access and lower yourself onto the seat or chair with caution, maintaining balance.

- Sit back against the backrest if applicable, ensuring your feet are firmly on the ground or footrests.

- Use the commode as you would a regular toilet, allowing for complete evacuation.

If assistance is needed, call for help or inform a caregiver for support. It's important to consult with healthcare professionals or caregivers for personalised guidance and ensure a comfortable and safe experience.

If using a commode pan, carefully remove and empty it into a toilet or designated waste area. We reccomend you use commode liners for the most hygienic process. Maintain proper hygiene by washing your hands with soap and water or using hand sanitiser.

If you need help or advice on any of the products in this category, please contact our Expert Advice Team.

The lifespan of a commode can vary depending on several factors such as the quality of the product, frequency of use, and maintenance. Generally, a well-maintained commode can last for several years.