How hard is it to self-apply with one hand?
1522241
It takes a bit of practice in order to apply one handed, but it can be done. You basically have to trap one side under your arm for example then pull and wrap around to tighten it down. As you wrap it around each time the rubbery material clings to itself.
1442409
Yes, one person can do it. But of course it is easier if you have a little help.
1902518
It is easy to remove with one hand. I usually use both hands to stabilize, but not really necessary.
941584
(Keep in mind that I have chronic pain and weakness in both hands) With a thick mass market paperback (they're the type around 7 inches tall, this one was over an inch thick) I was not able to do this. With a thinner book (3/4" thick) I was able to, though it was hard on my hand. It got easier with practice though. I tested it using one hand only. If you have a second hand or arm and are able to just rest it against the book or plastic page holder (rather than manipulating either), it will be easier. You would want to only loosen the bungee cord just enough to turn the page to make it easier. Trade paperbacks or hardbacks are less difficult with one hand. (Keep in mind that I have chronic pain and weakness in both hands) With a thick mass market paperback (they're the type around 7 inches tall, this one was over an inch thick) I was not able to do this. With a thinner book (3/4" thick) I was able to, though it was hard on my hand. It got easier with practice though. I tested it using one hand only. If you have a second hand or arm and are able to just rest it against the book or plastic page holder (rather than manipulating either), it will be easier. You would want to only loosen the bungee cord just enough to turn the page to make it... » Read More (Keep in mind that I have chronic pain and weakness in both hands) With a thick mass market paperback (they're the type around 7 inches tall, this one was over an inch thick) I was not able to do this. With a thinner book (3/4" thick) I was able to, though it was hard on my hand. It got easier with practice though. I tested it using one hand only. If you have a second hand or arm and are able to just rest it against the book or plastic page holder (rather than manipulating either), it will be easier. You would want to only loosen the bungee cord just enough to turn the page to make it easier. Trade paperbacks or hardbacks are less difficult with one hand. « Show Less
658581
gosh I think that would be difficult. I am not very coordinated but if you only have the use of one hand and are proficient with that hand it might work for you. I have full function of all my limbs. etc. and I am at that point in life where everyday stuff is always getting more difficult. so good luck to you.
1844093
Yes, you can push with just one hand. This was the best buy. I plan on buying another one as a gift.
990470
You need both hands to work this gadget. If you had someone else maneuvering it then yes. But it would be very difficult to do your own armpit hair without someone helping.
2046090
It takes two hands so you could effectively work your own legs, ayone else can use it on you, just a matter of leverage and not strength. Very effective
2129456
You could clip it on with one hand, but won't be as easy as doing it with both hands. Clip it off with one hand is very easy, I do it all the time.
1500285
Yes, It can be used with one hand. If you don't have any hand strength you might need two. I have had no problems using it at all.
1155531
Quite easy with one hand. I hooked it on something and it popped out unexpectedly a couple times.
131887
You can use this yourself. It just needs to be held firmly in place by the hand you aren't using to give the shot.
2115771
I have a Sesationail LED lamp and I ca do one hand at a time. I usually do 4 fingers on one hand with my thumb from the opposite hand - this seems to fit better and avoid smudges! I do love it!
1909460
You can open it up relatively easy with one hand and close it with one hand as well. Very easy to do but be carefully when you close it with one hand or you could hurt yourself.
1442408
Not easily. I did it once out of necessity but wouldn't plan to do it on a regular basis. I haven't encountered any styles that are easy for one person to set up yet though...
2129304
This product is easy to use, my hands are also very weak but I find that I just need one hand to use it. I hope this hels you!
2076787
With a little practice you can do it with one hand. Does not have a quick close.