Master Kit - Multipurpose Toilet Aid – 20” Toilet Paper Helper for All People with Range of Motion Limitations – Portable Toilet Aid for Holding Tissue, and Other Personal Hygiene Products

Easily the best purchase I’ve ever made — no shame in my butt-wiping game.I’ve always been overweight, but after losing my mom and spending 3 years working from home, I really let myself go. When I had to return to the office, I was dreading everything — including how limited I felt in my own body.This little tool gave me back freedom I didn’t realize I had lost. It's not glamorous, but it works like a dream, and I’m not even embarrassed to say it.Don’t be afraid to buy what you need to make life easier. This is the best one out there. 10/10 would recommend for your cheeks and your peace of mind.

Do not buy this garbage. There are way better wipe wands for way less money, and far better ways to spend seventy bucks. It feels like it was designed to be intentionally terrible, the reach is great and I love how it's modular so you can change the length to your needs, but the little prongs you're supposed to load the toilet paper into don't grip, and assuming the toilet paper stays on long enough to reach your uhh... "Rear-end", there's a very likely chance the wipe wand won't be able to retain grip while you wipe and... You can see where this is going right? Now it's either stuck in a spot you can't reach or it's on the floor and you've made a mess and considering this is for PEOPLE WHO CAN NOT EASILY REACH THINGS it comes off as somewhat cruel.I threw mine away after the second use (Seriously doubt Amazon is going to take a return on a used wipe wand...) and went back to using my old wand which is shorter but has better grip on the tp and a much sturdier handle. Again, waste of $70 that could have gone to literally anything else.

Expensive but truly excellent for intended use. Non of the others (and I’ve tried most of the popular one out there through my 6 surgeries) even approached functionality. Truly grasping and HOLDING tissue or wipes for cleaning and easy release. I’m purchasing a second for my upstairs bath in spite of the ridiculous price.

I purchased this because of back surgery and struggling to manage my personal hygiene due to mobility limitations. I read a lot of reviews this seemed to be the best option.Pros:multiple pieces to adjust lengthstores away discreetlyIncluded bagEasy to travelAdjustable grip for different hygiene items - loofah, toilet tissue, wash ragCons:All plasticFlimsyWeak little tabs at connectionsStruggles to hold toilet paperSlider doesn't lock so loses gripThe challenge I faced was having to essentially wad up a large amount of toilet to get it to hold and not lose the paper during wiping leaving it "stuck". And the slider that is used to secure the rubberized fingers in the closed position doesn't lock so it will also lose the toilet in inappropriate places. I found I had to keep my thumb on the slider so it didn't move. Wet wipes work better but you still have to fold them in a certain way to get it to hold.The other big issue was the weak connectors. The one that held the head section to the next section broke after 3 months. So I ended up having to buy a new head section.Unfortunately I couldn't find anything better so I will continue to use this and just reinforce the joints.

The claw is a good concept, but needs to be strengthened up some. Why there is a hole at end of the tool baffles me - it’s not needed during usage and the best I can figure out is that maybe it was used during construction. In any case that hole is just a wonderful area for poo to get caught in - UCK!!I find using large moist towelettes to be the best - just have to make sure that they don’t fall into the bowl.

This plastic wiping tool works great. It is easy to assemble and super easy to clean. It slightly bent on one end where the little plastic fingers come out. With very little effort you can place folded up toilet paper and wipe. Then hit the release lever and drop the dirty paper right in the toilet without mess.It is perfect for when you cannot reach around to clean your rear area. I had back surgery and have found this invaluable during my recovery.

There was a trial and error regarding best Toilet Paper to use and loading technique… Independence was the goal so i was patient.Insights:Double ply Cottenelle or Charmin clean (not soft)7 squaresFold like a fan 3x along edge about (1 square) then roll & repeat(It should look like a rosette )Load the tight end into freedom wand.May Get about four clean swipesPS when washing your hands don’t forget to take tool with you.

I have hardware supporting my spine from L5-S1 up to L4 and from T10 to T3 again. Plus, I've got some in my neck from C6 to C3! Because of this, I have minimal movement in my back and neck. Let me tell you, I need assistance with a lot of things, and one of those is achieving that ultra-satisfying clean booty experience!I invested in this cleaning tool that looked amazing on YouTube and was pretty pricey—no regrets if it performed as promised! Unfortunately, the one I received felt flimsy, cheap, and disappointing. I can barely put enough toilet paper on it without it not closing correctly, so I have to settle for a super-thin layer that doesn’t do the trick. So, I’ve resorted to wetting two paper towels, twisting them together, and using that instead. Nothing beats the feeling of a fresh, clean booty!To make matters worse, I even had to reinforce my device with duct tape since it felt like it was on the verge of snapping! Trust me, don't waste your time and money on this. Keep searching for alternatives because this one just isn't worth it!