Bag closures can be tricky enough for anyone, getting your finger pinched by a bread bag tie or trying to figure out which way to untwist a twist tie. But for a quadriplegic it can make the simple task of getting a piece of bread to make toast into a five-minute ordeal to remove the tie and just as long to put it back on.
Thankfully bag clips have been around for quite a while now, are inexpensive and very reusable. And they are not just for replacing existing ties but for those non-resealable bags whose contents benefit greatly from being sealed up until they are needed next.
A very simple product that removes the struggle and saves time in completing simple daily tasks.
Source: Dollar stores, IKEA, some department stores.
Thankfully bag clips have been around for quite a while now, are inexpensive and very reusable. And they are not just for replacing existing ties but for those non-resealable bags whose contents benefit greatly from being sealed up until they are needed next.
A very simple product that removes the struggle and saves time in completing simple daily tasks.
Source: Dollar stores, IKEA, some department stores.
