Fanwer Toilet Aids Tools,Long Reach Comfort Wipe,Extends Your Reach Over 15" Grips Toilet Paper or Pre-Moistened Wipes

Just received this yesterday and I wish I had ordered it sooner! I have been struggling for 4 weeks post surgery and this is an immediate solution!

I had spinal surgery a week before & have to use rails to sit down at the toilet & cannot really bend or twist without tremendous pain, so I bought this to help. It does not help! If you are buying it as a gag gift that is fine, but if you are buying it to use for medical necessity, do not buy it, waste of $10. I will be trying to get that back, as $10 is $10.I followed the instructions show on the photo, tucked some tissue into the end piece, loosely wound it around lightly twice & tucked back in. I did my business, number 1 & 2. Then I tried to wipe both areas. You are meant to push in the handle area to get the end to release the tissue & it says not to put it in the toilet water bowl. I pushed a few times, slowly pulled it out & a little bit of a poopy mess!There was a bit of poop everywhere. Poop on the tissue that was all still on it, poop going up half the stick piece, then poop on the toilet seat a bit as it was getting pulled out & I didn't really it was all poopy.So then me being limited with my movements had to try to clean it all up & wipe myself successfully.I ended up sticking it in the water & pushing the handle in & out as well as plunging the end in & out a bit to get the tissue off. So gross. Then had to wipe with tissues to get poop off the stick & seat.Then try to wipe me, painful, but way more successfully than the stick.I cleaned it off later & put it back in to return it. Wondering if I should have left it 'as is' so they can see how well it works?!You could use it for dusting, stick a wipe in the end of it & it can reach up high to collect those cobwebs.You could use it as a giant stirrer for a cauldron, just don't use it for it's initial use first.Ladies, you could maybe use this very long 'wand' to stimulate that certain area, just use some lube.Men, you can use this for going fishing off a dock/bridge & tie your line on the handle end!You could this as a fly swatter, make sure it is freshly poopy & wack the fly as it comes towards it!Use it for self-protection if you are going for a jog at night & wack someone with that poopstick!Or whip up a cake? Use your poopstick to mix it & lick the poopstick of course to check it tastes good!Maybe your large dog has an injured leg & needs a splint? you have the poopstick for the medical use!Take your poopstick to the supermarket to knock items off a high shelf & into your cart!So many more uses, I think I may keep it after all. This poopstick isn't good for wiping your poop, but it is good for all of those other things & more!Oh & it came with a little something. Rather random, but a keychain, with multiple uses, so you can show everyone you have a 'Fanwer poopstick'!!It is a keychain with the company logo on it, but wait, there's more!It flips around to be a nail cutter! But wait there's more!It also has a bottle opener on the back!So next time you are breaking open a beverage at a company party, just pull out your poopstick keychain with bottle opener! Or maybe you need to clip your nails at your family reunion, like everyone always does, tell everyone it is so handy you have your poopstick keychain with nail clippers!Maybe I should give more stars as I may keep the keychain. ;)

You definitely need hand strength to be able to use this. I bought this after a shoulder surgery on my right shoulder, being a righty, you can imagine how difficult it was to keep up with hygiene I bought this in hopes that would make things easier it really didn’t. The ejection button required both hands for me. I might recommend this to someone, but with the caution.

After back surgery, I was very immobile. This was suggested by my surgeon's PA, and I was grateful! Sorry--no pics of me using it hahaha!

Extremely helpful device for anyone who needs help reaching and cleaning themselves after toileting. I later found in a full set of items that was more cost-effective.

Okay look, the only thing worse than finding yourself in a state of illness and/or disability to the point where you NEED a device like this...is then ordering one and trying it out and it JUST BARELY doing its job.Technically, yes, it grips the paper. After a whole lot of fiddly wrapping and pinching and shoving and probably cursing. The angle for getting the paper to the, ummmm, wiping area is actually perfect; well done on that part. Let's set aside the difficulty of wiping when you can't quite feel what you're doing. That's probably more a matter of practice. THEN comes the fun of trying to get the device to release the paper. NOPE. Well over half the time, it doesn't. So then you have to pull the device BACK THROUGH that gap between thighs and toilet and, if you're a woman, body parts that are highly vulnerable to bacterial infections. With the paper still attached. And with feces on the paper. :( :( :( Once you have it back in front of you, you have to hold it over the trash can and DELICATELY detach the soiled paper BY HAND.Oh, and you have to do this MULTIPLE TIMES per bathroom visit, because it's difficult to clear the area completely on the first or even second go (due to the narrowness of the device; it doesn't hold a section of toilet paper flat as well as a human hand does).The only reason I'm still giving this two stars it that I haven't tried any other brands of these devices. For all I know, this is as good as it gets. I hope not, because that would be horrifying, but I don't technically know for sure.

Bought this for our camper works very well for small tied areas like a camper bathroom sometimes you just need that little extra length to get things accomplished

It worked for the first few times but then the clicker didn't let go of the paper. This is a great idea and worked really well for me after my back surgery. One thing less to be embarrassed about. I didn't want to ask anyone to help with that.