Medline Knockdown Bedside Commode

Medline Knockdown Commode Features

• Features a removable bucket with a lid, making it easy to dispose of waste and clean the commode after use
• The bucket can also be used with commode liners for added convenience
• Comes with seat, bucket, lid, and splash guard
• Designed to be easily assembled and disassembled without tools, making it ideal for travel and storage
• It can be folded flat for compact storage or transportation
• Convenient and hygienic solution for individuals who require assistance with toileting, particularly those with limited mobility or who are recovering from surgery or injury

Parts Description

1. Armrests


2. Commode Pail with Lid


3. Soft Tips


4. Adjustable Height


5. Toilet Roll Holder

 

Frequently Bought Together

• Skil-Care Gel Foam Toilet Seat Cushion - Has a top layer of gel and a bottom layer of foam to provide comfort and maximum pressure relief.
• Cleanis CareBag Toilet Bowl Liner With Super Absorbent Pad - Placed directly over the bowl and under the seat of the toilet, thus providing a clean, dry toilet.
• Toilet Tissue Aid - Features a spring clamp that easily opens to release tissue paper.

How to use Medline Knockdown Commode with Microban?

• Wear disposable gloves to keep your hands clean and safe.
• Ensure that the toilet bowl is under the commode seat.
• Use a gait belt for a safe patient transfer from the bed to the commode.
• After the user is done, clean their genital area with a wipe, toilet paper, or water.
• Remove the toilet bowl and empty it into the toilet.
• Clean the bowl, disinfect it, and put the container back under the commode.

How to clean and sanitize?

Emptying out and cleaning a commode can be done in a few simple steps:

• Wheel the commode seat into the toilet area.
• Remove the commode pan or bowl from the seat.
• Pour the content out into the toilet.
• Now wash the pan well with soap and use an antibacterial spray.
• Also, wipe the commode well with a soft, clean cloth to ensure no unpleasant odor lingers.
• Cleaning a bedside commode shouldn't stop with just the waste bucket. Just like the toilet at home, wipe down the complete commode periodically to prevent odor-causing bacteria from smelling up the room.
• A good rule of thumb is to wipe down the lid, seat, and armrests after every use of any disinfectant product.
• Once a week, clean the entire unit with a damp rag and disinfectant.