Aids for washing up/doing dishes

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Hi there @UnseenGhost, I know Active Hands has an online shop that might be worth a browse! I use the one touch tin opener myself, and it's amazing! There's quite a few useful gadgets1
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I a living with paralysis. I washes my dishes by hand. I placed a dish drainer in my sink to hold the dishes so I can conveniently wash them. I have double sink so one for rinsing and the other for stabilizing awhile I’m washing them. And I use one to place the dishes awhile I dry them and put them up roperly
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There are some really interesting new sink designs that have glass washing areas- you put the glass over a spout thing and it forces water up into the glass. I feel like I need a picture or a link in case you havent seen them… https://www.amazon.co.uk/unctional-Waterfall-Dispenser-Functions/ (this doesnt have great reviews but you getthe idea). Temu has this, but I have no idea if its any good https://www.temu.com/
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Just found this too
https://www.temu.com/
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