Can a woman use the TravelJohn WHILE driving without any difficulty or seat adjustment?
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Well, you may want to pull over before using it. I have done just that. I hate to get graphic, but i pull my garment down half way, lift my derriere up off the seat, position the TravelJohn just right ,(make sure you position it or you will be stopping at a store to buy a new piece of clothing), and then i do my piece of business. The liquid tends to harden right away due to the "stuff" in the bottom of the John. Then at my next stop I dispose of the John. I LOVE these things. Being older, and loving my coffee, and driving alot, I never leave home without it, (just like my American Express card).Anyways I hope that helps. Well, you may want to pull over before using it. I have done just that. I hate to get graphic, but i pull my garment down half way, lift my derriere up off the seat, position the TravelJohn just right ,(make sure you position it or you will be stopping at a store to buy a new piece of clothing), and then i do my piece of business. The liquid tends to harden right away due to the "stuff" in the bottom of the John. Then at my next stop I dispose of the John. I LOVE these things. Being older, and loving my coffee, and driving alot, I never leave home without it, (just like my... » Read More Well, you may want to pull over before using it. I have done just that. I hate to get graphic, but i pull my garment down half way, lift my derriere up off the seat, position the TravelJohn just right ,(make sure you position it or you will be stopping at a store to buy a new piece of clothing), and then i do my piece of business. The liquid tends to harden right away due to the "stuff" in the bottom of the John. Then at my next stop I dispose of the John. I LOVE these things. Being older, and loving my coffee, and driving alot, I never leave home without it, (just like my American Express card).Anyways I hope that helps. « Show Less
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Well, you may want to pull over before using it. I have done just that. I hate to get graphic, but i pull my garment down half way, lift my derriere up off the seat, position the TravelJohn just right ,(make sure you position it or you will be stopping at a store to buy a new piece of clothing), and then i do my piece of business. The liquid tends to harden right away due to the "stuff" in the bottom of the John. Then at my next stop I dispose of the John. I LOVE these things. Being older, and loving my coffee, and driving alot, I never leave home without it, (just like my American Express card). Anyways I hope that helps.
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People, she says right from the get go: you may want to pull over! Geez! Read at least the first sentence before posting.
656780
Shouldn't be a problem....either to self propel or assisted. I tip the scales at 285 and the chair works just fine. It's quite comfortable and suipports me for hours at a time. I would suggest that if you can find a seat pad it would make it more comfortable if she is in the chair for long periods. The construction, while exceptionally durable, is very lightweight. She might appreciate the extra padding. Great chair, easy to use and transport, terrific price, exceptional value. I'd recommned it without hesitation.
7087
Depends on how you adjust the legs. I dont use it at all anymore. It is hard to adjust and cannot be adjusted to sit on your lap or used in bed. Too hard to figure out, to adjust.
1678575
Sure can, actually I don't use the massage feature at all. Kind of annoying to me, especially when driving. I use the heat feature all the time,
1510491
It is Very Easy to use. I Think if you go slow you would not have any problem using it.
339495
Yes you can. You just have to route the seat belt over the seat. It's in the instruction.
165335
booklet advises not.there is no seat belt to secure him.Otherwise my wife loves it.very sturdy and well built.
262592
I wouldn't call them "easy", but they're not impossible, either. I switch fairly often and don't mind, but it's not a total breeze. If you're changing often, I'd recommend a seatbelt install.
1849377
Technically, I don't believe there are any seats that say it is "safe" to leave the handle up while traveling for liability reasons. However, I always travelled with it in the carry (up) position as my child had a toy bar for entertainment and it was always very safe and secure. It did not impact the safety values of the seat at all.
2224515
Yes you can. I am the only user so I did it once and have not touched it since. I don't know if it would be easy to adjust frequently but I do not see why unless you are quite heavy.
1542335
Not really. It unclips and reclips fine, but This is a heavy duty seat and requires some strength. But if you don't mind a little extra effort changing seats and don't plan to do it often you'll be fine. I'm a small woman with a tall SUV so we spent the extra money and got 2 seats.
2172094
Yes, the seat will travel as far or as little as needed for both, no adjustment needed.
435078
Yes she can and iff she is too small for her feet to reach the floor pedal then you can use the remote to drive her around. My granddaughter loves he Pink Mini although she cannot yet touch the pedal.
1466287
the seat is plenty comfortable. however, my reservation about it is that it has limited durability, especially with someone over 200 lbs. we are on our second one, and take it with us whenever we stay at motels, as long as we drive. easy to pack in the car, since it folds up almost flat, and comes in handy at motels where the handicapped rooms are already taken. i can highly recommend it, as long as you understand that it can't take a lot of abuse or weight.
1716359
No. It is too lightweight and requires your legs to provide stability. It's great for traveling - car, bus, train, etc.
1702000
You have to adjust the shocks for the given load. You can tighten them up so they won't bottom out with a "normal" passenger, but you will need to loosen them back up when she gets off, or your looking at a very rough ride.
1213079
Yes but you can remove it while driving. The "ease of removal" is related to the width of your middle.