Toilet Seat Lift

[LoveMyKids]

We bought a "Tush Push" toilet seat lift. (I know...great name) It has a motor that moves the toilet seat up and at a slight angle and comes with a remote control. It is easy to install and works well. My PALS needs some help standing up and I am not quite strong enough to bear all the weight so it is really helpful.
However, it is pricey. They run around $1100.00. You can google "Tush Push" and find it from different suppliers.

Please note...my PALS is ALWAYS assisted. I do not know how this would work out if used by a PALS who is not assisted or is elderly.

 

[MaxEidswick]

>We bought a "Tush Push" toilet seat lift

will look up. any chance it will work with bidet toilet seat?

 

[LoveMyKids]

That is our next project. We wanted to make sure the seat worked well before we started trying to modify it with our Brondell bidet seat. Also, at $1100, we are trying to make sure we think it through before we mess around with it. In the next few days I am going to try & research online to see what options there are and maybe this weekend my husband can figure something out. I will let you know if we come up with something workable. It does get kinda frustrating that you have to sacrifice one thing to get another.

 

[cheerleader]

We are planning a bidet seat when we remodel the bathroom very soon! Seems like a necessity as my PALS loses the use of arms and hands. Have others used these and how do they work? A tush push sounds very useful as well.

 

[vzandt]

My pals as a bidet. He LOVES it. He says he will never be without one now

 

[LoveMyKids]

Update: We were able to install our Brondell Bidet toilet seat on the Tush Push. My husband did have to do a little engineering on it and he had a friend machine two special bolts for him. I can get a more detailed explanation of what modifications he made if anyone is interested - just message me. I will update this post if we find any flaws.

 

[laurel]

I bet Brondell Swash would love to see your modification and how to do it. I find they are a great company to deal with, and my husband loves his Brondell (has atrophied right hand). Brondell is so helpful with questions that I do think they would be very interested in helping others do what you have done with the Tush Push.