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FAWSsit-Fold Away Shower The only truly portable shower for seniors and people with disabilities. Shower chair bundles and discounted floor models also available.

10/30/2026

Maybe you like an evening shower, your own soap, and a few quiet minutes. Those preferences still matter when someone helps you bathe.

“What would you like help with today?” is a good place to begin. The answer may change from one day to the next.

Our new blog explores privacy, personal choices, and seated bathing with FAWSsit, including what to consider before choosing a setup for your home.

Read “Dignified Bathing at Home: Keeping Your Choices Part of the Routine.”
https://www.fawssit.com/dignified-bathing-at-home-keeping-your-choices-part-of-the-routine/

When your bathing needs change, you may be figuring out what will work at home without knowing how long you’ll need it.A...
10/22/2026

When your bathing needs change, you may be figuring out what will work at home without knowing how long you’ll need it.

A FAWSsit shower rental may be an option if you’re managing a temporary change in mobility or would like to try a shower before deciding to buy.

Our new blog walks through the rental options and details to consider, so you have a place to start.

Read the guide: https://www.fawssit.com/fawssit-rentals-temporary-shower-needs/

“Had a question about set up and again received a prompt and accurate response.”Francis, Verified Reviewer on REVIEWS.io...
10/16/2026

“Had a question about set up and again received a prompt and accurate response.”

Francis, Verified Reviewer on REVIEWS.io.

Questions are part of getting familiar with a bathing routine. Our new guide helps families share everyday preferences and keep the right contacts close at hand. Read “When someone else helps with bath time”: https://www.fawssit.com/when-someone-else-helps-with-bath-time/

When you usually help someone with bathing, you know the little things: the towel they like, where their clothes are kep...
10/14/2026

When you usually help someone with bathing, you know the little things: the towel they like, where their clothes are kept and what they prefer to do themselves.

When someone else is going to help, those details are worth sharing. Our new article offers a thoughtful place to start, with the person receiving care included in the conversation.

Read “When someone else helps with bath time” for ideas on preferences, everyday notes and knowing when to ask for guidance: https://www.fawssit.com/when-someone-else-helps-with-bath-time/

When getting into the bathtub becomes difficult, it can feel as though your only choices are making do or taking on a ba...
10/07/2026

When getting into the bathtub becomes difficult, it can feel as though your only choices are making do or taking on a bathroom remodel.

A portable shower opens up another possibility. But it is natural to wonder: Can I afford it? Where would I put it? Would setting it up be one more job?

Our new article talks through those questions, including payment options and ways a shower can fit into your everyday routine. Whether you are looking for yourself or someone you love, you can start with the question that matters most to you.

Read “Would a FAWSsit shower actually work for me?”: https://www.fawssit.com/would-a-fawssit-shower-work-for-me/

Bathing help is personal care in the most literal sense.When someone begins to need assistance, the practical questions ...
10/02/2026

Bathing help is personal care in the most literal sense.

When someone begins to need assistance, the practical questions matter: the chair, water, towels, transfers, and who will help. Privacy, routine, and choice matter too.

Before starting, ask what feels hardest. Is it fear of falling? Being cold? The shower pressure? Un******ng in front of someone? Or the trip to the bathroom itself?

Prepare the towels and clothing first. Explain each step before touching. Let the person do whatever they can on their own. If the same routine worked for years, keep as much of it as possible.

For someone with dementia, resistance may be a response to feeling rushed, confused, exposed, or afraid. Family Caregiver Alliance recommends preserving privacy, using simple step-by-step guidance, and adjusting the room, water temperature, and shower pressure to reduce distress.

Equipment can remove a physical barrier, but it does not replace an individualized care routine. A portable shower may help when reaching or using the bathroom is the problem; it still needs to be evaluated for the person, room, chair, and level of assistance.

Read the full guide: https://www.fawssit.com/bathing-help-elderly-parent-dignity/

Sources used for fact-checking: Family Caregiver Alliance, Alzheimer’s Association, and the National Institute on Aging.

No demolition does not mean no planning.A portable shower still needs a suitable room, a compatible sink connection, gro...
10/01/2026

No demolition does not mean no planning.

A portable shower still needs a suitable room, a compatible sink connection, grounded power, a drain route, and enough space for the chair and anyone helping. The difference is that these checks can happen without rebuilding the bathroom first.

Schedule a free FAWSsit consultation to talk through your space: https://www.fawssit.com/get-a-consultation/

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