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Safe Step Stools for Bariatric

Posted Fri, 05/07/2010 - 11:25 by shurestep

There are people who weigh 300 pounds or more that are having a problem trying to find a safe step stool to use for their therapy or rehab exercises. The step stools used for bariatric exercises must have a minimum load rating of 500 pounds. There are step stools that say they are bariatric step stools like some of the wooden step stools, but if you examine the step stool you cannot find the load rating on it. Now, think this over, does it make you feel safe to do your bariatric workout or your physical therapy on a step stool that cannot deliver the safety it promised?

Which is the Right Kids Step Stool for You

Posted Tue, 04/06/2010 - 10:45 by shurestep

Parents usually having trouble finding a kids step stool that assures the safety of their child while using it. There are plenty of kids step stool in stores near you, accessible and cheap but not very safe to use. How will you find the right step stool for your kids? Here's where you should start. Ask yourself, “What do you want to accomplish with your kids step stool?”

Follow this checklist below to find the right step stool for your kids' safety.

Which Step Stool is Best for your Kitchen

Posted Wed, 03/24/2010 - 09:48 by shurestep

You have probably seen many types and models of step stools that can be used in the kitchen if you have been looking for one. Some of them are wooden step stools, plastic step stools, metal step stools and even folding step stools which may be a combination of metal or plastic.

Safe Step Stool for Seniors

Posted Thu, 03/11/2010 - 10:55 by shurestep

The Senior Citizens in the U.S. Population want to be independent regardless of their age and vigor. As much as possible they want to do things by themselves and not bother others. Just like for instance getting on and off the buses, they want to it by themselves and so they prefer a step stool that is easy to see, safe & sturdy to stand on and at the same time, a step stool that is light enough for the bus driver to pick up & store easily inside the bus while in transit.

Safe Step Stools for All

Posted Fri, 02/26/2010 - 10:33 by shurestep

If you are trying to look for a safe step stool, then you should have one to compare it with. You probably want to know which step stool works best for you. There several types of step stools like wooden or plastic step stools. Each of them has their own unique features which you may want or you may not want. There are wooden step stools that can be folded for easy storage and there are also some that are fixed. It’s also the same with plastic step stools. One of the poor features for folding steps is that they are not load rated as high as with fixed ones.

Safe Step Stools for Senior Citizens

Posted Thu, 02/18/2010 - 10:03 by shurestep

Have you seen a senior citizen in your neighborhood having difficulty getting in a car or on a bus? It is hard to find a safe step stool for your beloved family members that are aged or physically challenged. Many of us have loved ones whom are suffering from this difficulty due to some ailment or just aging. Some aging Americans may have just had surgery or a long confinement in the hospital that has made them and made it difficult to control their balance. It’s almost impossible for them to lift their legs from the ground 5 or 6 inches.

How to Find a Safe Bus Step Stool

Posted Tue, 02/16/2010 - 10:11 by shurestep

When you’re looking at the step stool placed before boarding a bus, do you ever wonder if this step stool is safe or not? Let’s inspect one of the step stools buses use and why they choose it. There are some metal step stools that are being used by the buses. These are made of square metal tubes welded to a metal frame with legs that have rubber pads on the bottom. At first look, this step stool seems sturdy, but if we examine it closely, you may find that these bus step stools are not as safe as they should be.

Safe Step Stool For Alzheimer’s Sufferers

Posted Mon, 02/08/2010 - 10:54 by shurestep

Alzheimer sufferers have very special needs. They need a safe step stool for getting into bed or when trying to get on a bus. So what would you look for in a step stool when considering an Alzheimer sufferer? First, make sure that the step stool has a large standing surface so it is easy to see and to stand on or even turn around on, should the situation require it. Next, make sure that the step stool is rated for 500 pounds, this is very important if your loved one is a bit on the heavy side.

Business and Life Coaching

Posted Wed, 02/03/2010 - 10:31 by shurestep

What are Business Coaching and Life Coaching? Coaching whether it is business or life is the emerging force behind the next generation of successful individuals who have the skills to bring out the best in others. Coaching provides a powerful framework to transform knowledge and skills into focused relationships and compelling results.

Senior Step Stool

Posted Wed, 01/27/2010 - 10:34 by shurestep

The aging U. S. population is very independent and wants to try to do things themselves, if possible. They want to get on & off buses by themselves so they want a step stool that is easy to see, safe & sturdy to stand on that is 6 inches high. They also want a step stool light enough for the bus driver to pick up & easily store inside the bus while in transit.

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