how much does it hold....trying to find something for a blind patient and if keeping it level is a key to using it, then it wouldn't be a good fit...any ideas?
1623824
don't have exact amount it holds but it is a lot -- more than average urinal -- would be excellent for blind gentleman -- doesn't have to be kept level -- i have had difficulty cleaning it though -- tried lots of methods ( autoclaving would be nice but no such access) -- have ended up putting it in dishwasher twice on light load by itself as easiest method. I work in Rehab center ( am a PT and often recommend this. we've ended up with 3 -- one in car , one to be used, one getting cleaned. pricey for sure but worth it! good luck
1623825
the Gage reads 1000 mm but it can hold more double the maximum, from my experience there's nothing better than this but but BUT.. the green plastic it's the easy break kind So you have to take care while closing or but it in a safe place so wont drop and might get break"the only bad thing"
1623826
My Husband did not like it and never used it, too big and not the answer for him. Sorry!
1623827
It holds quite a bit. I bought it for my husband who had a very bad stroke that resulted in spastic movements, so he was unable to manage it. It doesn't spill, which is nice.
1623828
The calibration on the urinal lists 1L but it will hold at least 500ml more. Better than anything else we found. I agree with other comments on positioning. One might get flashback if the flow of urine is very strong. To clean, after every use I'd remove the red cap, pour out the urine, fill with a little water, shake then pour out again. Then add water again and 1 drop of Dawn dish soap and shake vigorously. Occasionally wash in dishwasher. Very much worth a try. This will be better than any other urinal you find.
1623829
It holds 1 liter safely, without worry of spills keeping it somewhat leve helps, but it doesn't have to be perfect. I use it in the bed, where I can just lay it flat on my mattress at night. during the day, I use it in my wheelchair, not keeping it quite as level. the key is, if it's tilted forward, you can put a liter in and not worry about any splashback, but if you tilt it backward toward the body (where the back of the unit is significantly higher than the front, you will get spashback. but, it doesn't have to be anywhere near perfectly level. It's the best urinal I have found, and I've tried a lot of them! Hope this helps. It holds 1 liter safely, without worry of spills keeping it somewhat leve helps, but it doesn't have to be perfect. I use it in the bed, where I can just lay it flat on my mattress at night. during the day, I use it in my wheelchair, not keeping it quite as level. the key is, if it's tilted forward, you can put a liter in and not worry about any splashback, but if you tilt it backward toward the body (where the back of the unit is significantly higher than the front, you will get spashback. but, it doesn't have to be anywhere near perfectly level. It's the best urinal I have found, and I've... » Read More It holds 1 liter safely, without worry of spills keeping it somewhat leve helps, but it doesn't have to be perfect. I use it in the bed, where I can just lay it flat on my mattress at night. during the day, I use it in my wheelchair, not keeping it quite as level. the key is, if it's tilted forward, you can put a liter in and not worry about any splashback, but if you tilt it backward toward the body (where the back of the unit is significantly higher than the front, you will get spashback. but, it doesn't have to be anywhere near perfectly level. It's the best urinal I have found, and I've tried a lot of them! Hope this helps. « Show Less
1623830
I think this would work well for a blind patient. I don't know the exact measurement but I think it holds about 500 ML's before you get past the fill line. And even if you do go past it, it still doesn't spill.
1170556
I have had it very long and use it for the magnification. It would probably work well for reading if positioned well. It's a little top heavy because of the magnifying glass.
1569029
Hello, I have had my can holder for a while now and it works great. It holds 5 cans per a divided section = 15 cans per a shelf. those are normal everyday use cans like green beans, corn, peas and baked beans. Their are two divider bars on each shelf so you can adjust for skinnier or wider cans. I got mine when it was on sale for about $20 and wished i had bought a second one. it is great storage for cans and fits on a plastic shelving unit just right it will hand over the shelf a tad but all the support feet on the bottom will be on the shelf nice and sturdy.
1999444
It actually holds a lot!! I'm disabled and use this after I go grocery shopping. I have two of these (one in my car at all times, with a laundry basket). I put two laundry baskets, an overnight bag, and my purse. I cannot tell you how much this has helped me! I can't lift much, but the height of the rod, to put the basket on, is level to my car, so I'll push the basket in/out of my car, to/from the cart. My husband usually put my basket on or takes it off (especially after grocery shopping). I highly recommend this!! I was so surprised at how much it helped me. I use it all the time and there has never been any quality or weight issues. It actually holds a lot!! I'm disabled and use this after I go grocery shopping. I have two of these (one in my car at all times, with a laundry basket). I put two laundry baskets, an overnight bag, and my purse. I cannot tell you how much this has helped me! I can't lift much, but the height of the rod, to put the basket on, is level to my car, so I'll push the basket in/out of my car, to/from the cart. My husband usually put my basket on or takes it off (especially after grocery shopping). I highly recommend this!! I was so surprised at how much it helped me. I use it all the time and... » Read More It actually holds a lot!! I'm disabled and use this after I go grocery shopping. I have two of these (one in my car at all times, with a laundry basket). I put two laundry baskets, an overnight bag, and my purse. I cannot tell you how much this has helped me! I can't lift much, but the height of the rod, to put the basket on, is level to my car, so I'll push the basket in/out of my car, to/from the cart. My husband usually put my basket on or takes it off (especially after grocery shopping). I highly recommend this!! I was so surprised at how much it helped me. I use it all the time and there has never been any quality or weight issues. « Show Less
823895
Good question. I found this thing too small to be of much use. It works fine and the light is helpful. I would assume if I used it every day, I might get used to it.
428353
It's advertised as a Reflector Holder, but imagine it might be capable of holding a speedlight and softbox. *but* you'll definitely need to use sandbags so it won't tip over.
1414189
I just measured using a marked medicine cup. It holds 4 ounces and at that level it's comfortable to handle and the water level looks right, if you know what I mean. It holds 5 ounces if you go all the way up to the rim but there's absolutely no way to pick the glass up when it's that full without spilling.
505339
At this very moment I don't have it with me to take dimensions, but I can tell you that this blind is pretty huge, I'm about 1.80 mts tall and if I stand up with the blind on me, it still gets to the floor. It doesn't come with floor, is something you put on you, you can walk while using it, that's the best thing about this blind.
1239921
also thought I'd addwe don't use the ipod holder, it limits your vision (and we only have one and they will probably fight over it)if you can find it on sale, even betterKMart here in northern OK has them on sale right now
1732038
I have only ONE sighted eye and it has a cataract, so I am not going to even look, but I can tell you from handling the container, the top is exactly like the lower part. I keep birdseed in mine and it keeps it tightly locked and DRY, the #1 reason I sought out & bought the container. Seriously, I thought the other question about it was 'odd' but yours takes the cake...in a good way, of course! LOL
2243581
You are right it looks nice but it will not hold anything except a small item like a iPad comfortable without it wobbling. To rest your hands on it to type is not feasible, Sorry.
422049
If your daughter does not have impaired eyesight, it should work well. It is only magnified in the center but that is most of the area. There is about 1/4 inch all around the edge that is not magnified.
1888812
Should not be a problem. What might also help someone who has limited vision is a card stand, a platform you can make or buy that holds cards upright. It makes cards easier to see because they do not have to overlap as they must in your hand.
1930546
I'm not sure where they are getting those dimensions. It is wider than 6" but two would fit in a full size blind. I have a sniper commander blind and have plenty of room.
1564977
I gave it as a gift and no longer have it. It hold 4 large 100 watt cfl with no problem. It is used as a regular light fixture. The person that has it really likes it. Fits into standard base. For $12 hard to go wrong. Hope this helps.
1681504
I guess it depends on the size of the glasses. I keep two pairs of reading glasses in mine (pretty much the same size as those in the photo), but I don't think it would hold three without danger of scratching them. If they are larger glasses, it may only one pair.
578986
Atanacio, I use it to carry and store my hearing aids in. I would say that you could use it for batteries if they were still in the little card thing that they come in. Otherwise, single batteries you may lose. Works nice. I've been very pleased with it!