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It's called a garden kneeler/seat. I'm going to plant flowers for my mom, when I go to Ohio next week. And I was worried about how I was going to get up and

down off the ground. (Bad back. Left hip isn't 100%) This gizmo is going to make it so much easier. I plan to use it for chores at home, too. My lower cabinets

haven't been properly cleaned in a while. Now I'll be able to do them! I just thought I'd post this because I know some of us Geeks have mobility issues. I got this

one on Amazon for $32.97.smile

 

 



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I'm not sure I get how it works.

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When the padded part is near the ground, you can kneel, and use the handles to help you get up.

When you flip it over, you can sit on it. The legs fold up for storage.smile



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I could me toppling over and getting my legs tangled with the handles if I wasn't mindful to balance my weight evenly when trying to get up. The sight of that would amuse my neighbors


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Very cool! I like it.

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My mom gave me a gardening cushion years ago. Problem is, I move around so much and really don't kneel so I never used it. Heck I don't even kneel in church. It's bad for the knees so I just don't do it.

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I bet it's great.

I can't kneel anymore, but I can see its practicality.

I want on of the old kitchen stools. The ones that fit nicely in a corner, but has a fold out step.

I think it'd make cooking easier for me.

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My grandmother had one of those. It was great for reaching in the cupboards. now I just drag the kitchen chair around.

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In the kitchen, I have what's called a
"library" step stool. It is on casters.
When you position it where you want
to use it, just put some weight on the
first step, and in hunkers down so the
casters can't move. It has a max of
two steps, so you don't have to worry
about balancing. The only problem
is that it takes up a lot of floor space.



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One of these, but I don't want a back to it.

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lilyofcourse wrote:

One of these, but I don't want a back to it.

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 Growing up we had that exact chair/ladder in a light green.  I have a picture of DS getting a haircut sitting in it.  DD was screaming. 



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Funny.

My mawmaw had one, it's still there, I want to ask for it, but at the same time, I don't want to take it from her kitchen.



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We had one like that but it was yellow. Currently, I have a couple of these in the house and love them.

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Lily,

I have a stool like you want. It’s a wooden stool, no back, and it has wooden steps that flip out from underneath it. My great-grandmother died in 1970 and when we would go visit great-grandpa, I’d sit on the stool and try to flip the steps out. Before he died, he gave the stool to my mom who passed it on to me.

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lilyofcourse wrote:

One of these, but I don't want a back to it.

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 Don't buy this one. It's crap. I have that exact model. Flimsy. The seat is ok, but the steps are not sturdy.



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Forever Sunshine wrote:

We had one like that but it was yellow. Currently, I have a couple of these in the house and love them.

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 I have some of these. They are great!



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Southern_Belle wrote:
lilyofcourse wrote:

One of these, but I don't want a back to it.

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 Don't buy this one. It's crap. I have that exact model. Flimsy. The seat is ok, but the steps are not sturdy.


 Oh, no. I only used this picture to show what I am looking for.

I really want my mawmaw's, it's older than me, and butter yellow. 

Plus, I remember her using it, and she would put me on it as a kid.

 



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We had one of those old ones Lily. The steps kind of folded out. Ours may have been yellow as well.

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I have an old chair pad, I usually just use that.

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lilyofcourse wrote:
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lilyofcourse wrote:

One of these, but I don't want a back to it.

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 Don't buy this one. It's crap. I have that exact model. Flimsy. The seat is ok, but the steps are not sturdy.


 Oh, no. I only used this picture to show what I am looking for.

I really want my mawmaw's, it's older than me, and butter yellow. 

Plus, I remember her using it, and she would put me on it as a kid.

 


We had one too! I think it was two toned. I haven't seen it around, so my mom must have tossed it.cry 



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Lady Gaga Snerd wrote:

I have an old chair pad, I usually just use that.


When I was younger, I had kneepads that I could pull on, and they stayed in place with elastic bands. They were nice, because I didn't have to pick anything up and move it.

Years later, after back surgery, surgery to repair a broken left leg, and arthritis in my left hip...I can't get up and down easily, without something to hold on to. (I can do it, but it's painful, and difficult.)cry

That's why the garden kneeler makes so much sense, for someone in a similar boat to me.wink

The first person to try it out was my dishwasher repairman! He had never seen one before...and he thought it was the best thing since sliced bread!biggrin



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