If you use Carebag Commode Liners with this product, do you use the standard size or the toilet bowl liners as suggested for the bariatric commode?
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I opted for nitril gloves and a bleached based spritz bottle cleaner. Just empty into a regular toilet. Spritz with sanitizer and fill with water, empty again until cleaned out and return to the chair. I never tried the liners so I don't know how well that works.
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we have one regular and one elongated toilet and the ladder seat fit both, as long as you lift up the seat and put it right on the bowl itself, which I think is how most of these work. our toilets are also different heights and we were able to use it for both toilets because the leg angle differently at different heights.
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Not quite sure of that, but what I have done with ours is this....we bought the recommended bags, when they run out, we kept the box that fits into the slide and now we just use regular sized garbage bags and pull them over the box and it works just great!
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Liners are optional but SO handy. Most of the time I do not have to spray off solids into the toilet, the liner catches it all. As far as inserts go, those are only if you get pocket diapers. All in one diapers don't use an insert.
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Never buy Bardia bags. I buy either Dover or Medline. I buy online from Discount Medical and Allegromedical. Both are anti reflux you can turn the bag upside down and it will not go back up into the urinal. Also you should buy a few clear-vinyl extension tubing with connector 5/16" and is 18" long. I found it very hard to put on a new bag that was supplied by the company that makes the unit. With the 18" extension it is very easy to connect a new bag.
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No, I bought a standard size liner on Amazon that fits just fine. I also have a standard shower curtain on the outside.
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I used bumpkins flushable liners. They fit just fine. I personally found that new born infant baby poop just went right through bumpkins liners, so I moved on to a fleece washable liner. But, as I recall, the fit was just fine...just didn't suit my needs at the time. hope this helps :)
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Round pot, slightly oval seat opening.. I am bi-lateral amputee, 144#, but chose bariatric commode in order to have more potty space to lay my transfer board on it. I also found it wide enough to fit it tight over the existing toilet - do your business and flush!
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We have a cloth liner that we just tuck in around the seat with no problem,. You could cut a liner to fit around thec seat as well.
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HI Brenda! Thank you so much for your interest in Bellefit! The girdles are designed for easy access to the groin area with a convenient flap that consists of two rows of hook and eye closures that should comfortably allow you to use the bathroom, check on your C-Section incision or change your padding during those first stages of your postpartum recovery. It is a great feature because it allows you to easy access without removing the girdle. You should wear your panties and pads as you normally would. As long as you are in the correct size and style for your particular body shape and delivery method, the crotch-area closure should not cause you any discomfort or pain. We would love the opportunity to go over your measurements to recommend the best size and style for your unique recovery. Please give us a call at 888.894.2951 or email us at customerservice@bellefit.com and one of our sizing specialist will be happy to consult with you. We look forward to hearing from you!
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I am not sure of the dimensions of your bedside commode, but the sitz bath measures approx. 14.5 inches wide and 14.5 inches from front to back. The bowl (measured from bottom) is 8 inches wide and 9 inches from front to back. The bowl itself is about 3 inches deep. It fits my regular toilet with the seat up. I hope this helps. Wishing you a smooth and quick recovery!
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I think so. This type of liner can be next to baby's skin (unlike microfiber, which can't) and I believe that this size is a standard insert size. I use them to stuff my Alva pockets.
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I use standard kitchen trash bags. I'm not familiar with planet wise liners...
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We bought one and have a very round-sized toilet. Probably the most standards one out there (rather small). This thing fit and works great so yea, I'd say you're probably set, size-wise.
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A Mega Roll will fit. Only occasionally will a roll pop off if you dispense the tissue too fast but rarely ever. It also depends on which way you face the opening and on which side of the toilet you install it.
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I don't really know, but it seems like you'd want to use a liner anyway because it's too tall to easily lift to dump. Any brand of regular "tall kitchen bags" fits so no need to buy special bags.
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It was not Amazon's fault, but the manufacturer's fault in that all the dimensions were different from the description!! So, I had to return it! The seat was so small that I (a very small woman) could hardly sit on the seat!! The width and height of the whole commode was smaller than the dimensions given. This commode was not at all what the manufacturer described. It is overall too small, and might not fit over your toilet. There are other commodes that specifically state that they can fit over a toilet; so check out if it does first. Hope this information helps you.