Lowers you down and raises you back up again – all at the touch of a button. The Bathing Cushion is ideal if you have difficulty getting in and out of the bath. Perfect for single handed care if you have reasonable upper body stability, the inflatable Bathing Cushion gently lowers you into the bath and raises you back out when required, all at the touch of a button. Whilst at the bottom of the bath you can choose whether to keep some air in the cushion to provide a supportive backrest, or release it all to lie right back for a completely natural bath.
| Maximum User Weight: | 150kg (24 stone) |
| Seat Height (min/max): | 2cm/40cm |
| Seat Depth: | 44cm |
| Backrest Width: | 54cm |
| Backrest Depth: | 33cm |
| Airhose Length: | 1.8m |
| Weight: | 2kg |
If you are chronically sick or disabled, you may be able to claim VAT relief on the Bathing Cushion. Guidance on eligibility can be found on the HRMC website.
Yes, except products that contain peanut oil.
Yes, and we recommend you do. The Airflo 12 and the Airflo 24 may remain continuously on charge when not in use as the batteries cannot be overcharged.
No. The Airflo 24 will stop once full pressure is realized.
We would recommend that you rinse the Bathing Cushion with clean water after each bath and leave it to dry while still inflated. It can of course be dried with a towel before removal from the bath for storing.
To ensure maximum adhesiveness we would also suggest you remove the Bathing Cushion from the bath at least once a week and clean the bottom of the suction cups as well as the surface of the bath.
Once you have placed the Bathing Cushion in the bath and inflated it, just fill your bath with water to the level you would normally.
To be eligible for VAT relief the government says you have to fit the following criteria:
✔ With a physical or mental impairment which has a long-term and substantial adverse effect upon his/her ability to carry out everyday activities;
✔ Have a condition that doctors treat as a chronic sickness (e.g. diabetes).
✔ Who is terminally ill.
Guidance on eligibility is available from the National Advice Service on 0300 200 3700.
• You won’t qualify if you are only temporarily disabled or incapacitated, such as suffering from a broken leg or another temporary injury.
• Neither will you qualify if you are elderly but are otherwise able-bodied and don’t suffer from any chronic condition.
