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Design Universal for Better Living Contents of Gadget Kits (A) Duffel Bag = Yard and Shop Traditional Design Yard and Garden Tools Kneeling pads/benches Universal Design Cushioned kneeling pad. Although comfortable to use, after kneeling down, hard to get up to standing position. (Menards, $3) Gardening bench with tool storage & cushioned kneeling pad. When turned upside down, legs become handles to...

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Design Universal for Better Living Contents of Gadget Kits (A) Duffel Bag = Yard and Shop Traditional Design Yard and Garden Tools Kneeling pads/benches Universal Design Cushioned kneeling pad. Although comfortable to use, after kneeling down, hard to get up to standing position. (Menards, $3) Gardening bench with tool storage & cushioned kneeling pad. When turned upside down, legs become handles to help push from kneeling to standing position. (Menards, $10) Self-coiling hose Self-coiling hose. Lightweight hose stretches for easy watering of houseplants inside or outside. (Target, $20) Prepared by Mary H. Yearns, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Extension Housing Specialist, Department of Human Development & Family Studies, Iowa State University, for Iowa Department of Elder Affairs. May 2004 Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, Acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Stanley R. Johnson, director, Cooperative Extension Service, Iowa State University of Science and Technology, Ames, Iowa. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) prohibits discrimination in all its programs and activities on the basis of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, disab ility, political beliefs, sexual orientation, and marital or family status. (Not all prohibited bases apply to all programs.) Many materials can be made available in alternative formats for ADA clients. To file a complaint of discrimination, write USDA, Of fice of Civil Rights, Room 326-W, Whitten Building, 14th and Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, DC 20250-9410 or call 202-720-5964. UDBL.TG 4 - Page 1 Traditional Design (not comparable in size) Universal Design Rain gauges Small rain gauge with small print. Difficult to read from distance. (Wal-Mart, $2) Large rain gauge with large print. Easy to read from distance. (Wal-Mart, $4) Garden trowels Wooden-handle trowel. Becomes slippery, rough & splintered with use. (Menards, $3) Soft-grip trowel (Fiskars). Cushioned, non-slip grip more comfortable to use. (Menards, $4) Garden pruners Standard pruner. Hard handles makes it easy to get blisters after short use. (Wal-Mart, $7) Comfort-grip pruner (Fiskars). Cushioned handles more comfortable to use. (Wal-Mart, $9) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 2 Traditional Design Shop tools Wrench Universal Design Strap wrench. Adjusts to any size jar to make opening easier. (Target, $10) Screwdrivers Set of individual screwdrivers. Takes up a lot of space to store many screwdrivers. (Menards, $5) 6-way screwdriver set. Six types of screwdriver bits stored in one set. (Menards, $4) Reacher Reacher (Gopher grabber). Useful for many tasks that require climbing, bending, reaching. (Target, $10) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 3 Traditional Design Mousetraps Universal Design Standard mousetrap. Takes two hands to precariously set trap; messy to empty. (Wal-Mart, $1) Quick-set mousetrap. Easy to set and empty with one hand. (Wal-Mart, $2) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 4 Universal Design for Better Living Contents of Gadget Kits (B) Soft-side Suitcase = Home Traditional Design Bathroom tools Grab bar Universal Design Zig-zag grab bar. Non-slip surface, can hold using hand, wrist, or arm. (Dynamic Living, $11) Toilet tissue holders Spring-loaded tissue holder. Two hands & coordination required to remove spring & replace roll of toilet tissue. (Wal-Mart, $1) L-shaped tissue holder. Roll of toilet tissue easy to change with one hand. (Bed, Bath & Beyond, $10) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 5 Traditional Design Shampoo/lotion dispenser Universal Design Push-button dispenser. Soap dispensed with push of button; need only one hand to operate; removes clutter. (The Dispenser Company, $10) Kitchen tools (not comparable in size) Kitchen timers Small timer with small lettering. Difficult to see from distance. (Bed, Bath & Beyond, $5) Large timer with large lettering. Easy to see across room. (Dynamic Living, $18) Spatulas/scrapers Wooden handle spatula. Uncomfortable to grip. (Discount store, $1) Soft-grip spatula. Comfortable to grip. (Bed, Bath & Beyond, $7) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 6 Traditional Design Rocker knife Universal Design Rocker knife (ULU knife). Can chop with rocking motion; easy to use with one hand. (Dynamic Living, $16) Vegetable peelers Standard peeler. Small metal handle slippery & uncomfortable to grip. (K-mart $3) Soft-handle peeler (Good Grips). Cushioned handle comfortable to grip. (Bed, Bath & Beyond, $6) Measuring cups Measuring cup, small lettering. Difficult to see measurements. (Wal-Mart, $1) Easy-read measuring cup. Can see accurate measurements when cup sitting on counter; don't have to hold at eye level. (Bed, Bath & Beyond, $5) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 7 Traditional Design Measuring Design Standard spoons Universal measuring spoons. Markings difficult to read; thin handles difficult to grip. (K-Mart, $1) Large-print measuring spoons. Easy-to-read measurements; thicker handles easier to grip. (K-Mart, $1.50) Pot holders Standard cloth pot holder. Easy to burn fingers, especially if pot holder gets wet. (Wal-Mart, $0.50) Silicon pot holder. Non-slip surface for sure grip; withstands very high temperatures. (Bed, Bath & Beyond, $7) Box opener Box topper. Punches through corner of cereal box for easy opening. (Dynamic Living, $5) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 8 Traditional Design Bottle and can opener Universal Design 4-way opener. Provides additional leverage to open variety of bottles, cans & jar lids with ease. (Dynamic Living, $5) Plastic bag opener Plastic bag opener. Has sharp point that slices through plastic bags with ease. (Kitchen products store, $1) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 9 Traditional Design Living/sleeping area tools TV remote controls Universal Design Universal remote with large lettering. Large buttons with good contrast are easy to distinguish by sight or touch. (RadioShack, $36) Universal remote with simplified controls. Few buttons makes less confusing to operate for children or persons with memory problems. (Dynamic living, $14) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 10 Traditional Design Lamp/appliance remote control Universal Design Lamp/appliance remote control. Can control lamps/appliances from another room or even outside the house. (RadioShack, $15) Wireless doorbell Wireless Doorbell (transmitter on left, receiver on right). Carry transmitter in pocket around house or yard so doorbell can be heard in all locations. (RadioShack, $16) Motion detector Motion detector. Use outside to detect prowlers; caregivers can use inside to detect wandering of family members. (RadioShack, $20) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 11 Traditional Design Dusters Universal Design Short-handle duster. Short handle limits reach. (Target, $3) Extension-handle duster. Handle extends to reach all areas. (Wal-Mart, $7) Dressing Aid Button hook. Helps person who can use only one hand to button clothes. (Medical supply store, $7) Key-turner Key-turner. Extends grip so keys easier to turn. (Medical supply store, $7) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 12 Traditional Design Playing cards Universal Design Large-size playing cards. Large lettering & bright coloring easier for children or persons with low vision to use. (Medical supply store, $6) Scissors Standard scissors. Hand strength required to open & close blades; handles have small finger holes with no cushion. (Office depot, $2) Spring-action scissors (Fiskars). Spring action reduces hand strength needed to open blades; large handles have cushion grips; use with either hand. (Target, $13) UDBL.TG 4 - Page 13 Traditional Design Office tools (not comparable in size) Universal Design ...

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