I read a post then lost it about door closets and prices
I got 4 suction pads with hooks and got a small thin rope to close all doors and much cheaper than ones that ripe is off. My cost for 4 less than 11 pounds from Amazon uk. A friend told me as hurting her neck in a windy day for glass double glazing doors and can help close them to pull door to you then you can close with handle. Sorry I lost the thread post and I not rich I would pay this not the T ones with sticky pads! Has we can be so ripped of with disabled companys without even Vat they think we rich but we live and sometimes OTs don't have the stuff for free from NHS or a social worker OT working or not we have to live!
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That is such a clever life hack, thanks for sharing! It's ridiculous how expensive "specialist" disability equipment is the second a company tags it as an adaptive tool—the markups are completely out of control. Simple DIY ideas like this using cheap suction pads and rope save so much money when OT budget or NHS funding falls through. Definitely going to pass this trick along!
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