Can it be used to put the stockings on someone else?
1978188
Yes - My Occupational Therapist put my stockings on me when the donner arrived. It took me some practice, with her help, to learn to do it myself.
1978189
Yes. For the stocking to glide up smoothly, the person applying it will need their hands to pull it upward in the same position that the wearer of the stocking would have used.
1978190
I would think so , but every situation is different you would have to try it . I hope this helps you.
1498898
Yes you can. But since it wasn't meant for that purpose her hands may wiggle out. It is still ana amazing product!
2219858
After hip replacement surgery, I used it only for compression stockings. For regular socks, I used a different type. I still have the Jobst device. If you live locally, you could have it for nothing. I only used it for 3 weeks; after which, stockings were still fine. I was able to use the device by myself. Also useful for helper who does not have the hand strength to pull apart a surgical stocking. This could be a spouse.
688
As long as you can fit it on the knee or lay it on there, I don't see why not. We have the universal one and we use it for everything.
2219861
I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here carries them... maybe you can view one in person first. Good luck. I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here... » Read More I can't really say. The sock has to stretch enough to put over the inner frame of the stocking donner. I can't imagine any benefit to putting on regular socks this way unless they are really tight. The sock would definitely have to stretch some -- a good bit -- to even try it. Hope that helps. See, you still have to reach almost down to the ankle when you begin putting it on... so if someone has difficulty with that (even while seated) it may not help much. I do think it has a purpose... but I'm not sure that would be it. I found out after ordering that the local medi-supply place here carries them... maybe you can view one in person first. Good luck. « Show Less
1575091
yes, but there are different strengths of compression stockings as well. The tighter they are, the harder they will be to get this device into them. It all depends on how much strength you have and how much strength your stockings have and your own dexterity. I've bought two and pre-load them with the two socks myself and leave them for the patient, so that when the patient is ready to put on their own socks, they can do that part themselves. You can always return them if they don't work for you, right?
753562
Yes. You could do that. But you would have to be sure that they were held separate, e.g., having both of them in a purse might be a problem.
425762
That should work. The pole extends up and down for various heights. The pole ends up being on the left side of the mannequin, so it could be inside a pant leg.
1023075
Yes, you can, but there is no point in doing so. It only adds unnecessary weight, as the frame is already slated with sturdy wood beams upon which one places his or her mattress.
1560248
Yes, it absolutely could be used. Just keep in mind the nails don't really have a head on them.
738373
Yes, you can use it for whatever you want but it is not a full size teaset, but a child's size teaset. I use mine for display only.
1017335
Indeed you can. That's what the string it comes with is used for, as well as other uses.
2044790
I would not attempt it. It is pretty stretchy and things might not stay in place.
446451
I have never tried that but I wouldn't see why not, as long as it wasn't somewhere the skin was super thin. But you could always double check with the Seller, I believe her email is attached to her Seller account and that was how I got in touch with her. She was extremely helpful with all my pre-purchase questions.
2116770
Yes Jessica'. This will work fine. A swith any glue, Put some weight weight on top of the glued item. Let it set fora few hours in an airy area......
793961
Yes. You can remove this beautiful doll's tutu and put other outfits on her.
378839
Even if it's the same item, the sizes are not the same. Make sure you measure. It's elastic and with stretches but you would be able to use it to hold items as a double net.