can this be used for pants,pajamas and othe clothes to dress
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Definitely yes for light, loose fitting clothes (pajamas probably fine). Heavy clothes, like blue jeans, that fit tight maybe not. I've been happy with the device, but it's not "heavy duty".
313206
I have never done this but I think with practice, it could help. This particular reacher would be the best for picking up and holding things like slacks, PJs, etc.We use it to pick up shoes and have no problem. My husband is an amputee so has to have a reacher to assist him in getting dressed. We also have one with suction cups but it isn't strong enough to hold heavier things.
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I bought it to pick up all the light things) and tops, again not too heavy). that I continually drop. However I find that I use it for all kinds of things, Yes, it is good for pajamas and underwear, pants (if they are light-weight). I love it and I have bought another one to keep in the car and to travel with me.I don't think it was made for heavy objects, But you will find that, with practice, you can do a lot more, like scooting heavier shoes within reaching distance,
313208
I use it for dressing. It takes a little practice but you can do it. Light weight clothes are better but I've used it with jeans too. Tip for using it for dressing: If you can sit down it makes it easier to get your legs into the pants. Use the grabber to help guide your pants onto your legs to about your to your knees. Make sure you pull your feet through the pants all the way. Then stand up (I have a stand-up chair) and pull them up the rest of the way. It takes talent and lots of patience to put on socks with this... but the sock helper thingy is actually better for that.
313209
It takes some time, patience and practice. If the clothes are too heavy it will be harder. When it is difficult to stretch our arms it is helpful. It is good to pick up things from the floor.
1980307
It is about as flexible as denim. Not sure I could recommend it for clothing. It's made for outdoor upholstery.
794609
Never tried it on jeans, but it works on every other material--it's just a matter of how much you want to spray on the garment. The only materials I wouldn't use it on are ones like satin, silk and rayon that show every water mark or take a lot of ironing to un-wrinkle.
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I think you could because like it says that it's adjustable. Each end has holes where you can bring it up or down and then the bottom part you can pull it in and out. It's very sturdy and it holds ALOT of clothing. Good luck.
1233256
I use mine to hem pants to make aprons. I use it for all of my sewing needs so I would think that you would be fine with it.
1426307
Yes, I would say you could steam clothes even though it doesn't have a clothes steamer attachment. There are a couple of attachments that should work for steaming clothes.
1864071
Yes it's good for trousers, but if you have several pairs to do you might have to wait in between while it recharges to optimal heat.
2054126
I can't see why not. It's a utility belt. I used it for a costume. I'm sure it can used for anything and purpose.
849281
Absolutely! I also used it on my shower curtains and my bedroom curtains. It has an attachment for the garments. It works great and I don't care for ironing so I use my steamer instead!
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Yes, I've contemplated using it for just that. But I use it for the babies clothing until he gets bigger and has more. I then plan to use it for diapers, bibs, wipes, lotions, etc.
2079521
I didn't use for clothing. I use it for my project swirling guitar....But its good.
1578270
It would be great for sweaters. I have several pairs of jeans in some of them.
305060
I wouldn't use this for something that was going to be worn against the skin: the chemicals in this product aren't rated/tested for that kind of use. Maybe try some products from your local fabric store for your purposes.
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I used this to make a fleece blanket, but it does have some stretch to it. The material is very similar to that of my fleece pajama pants so I would think that is is suitable to use for lounge wear. I hope this helps!
515691
I don't think it would work for that. It works good on canvas or nylon but not on other fabrics.
1480897
According to the instructions, it could be used to clothes. I used the diluted solution to soak the clothes before washing.
870453
Absolutely not.... u can use it for the most delicate items. I use it specifically for my cashmere sweaters. (Spread. Flat to dry) I recommend it 100%.