Tom, I use a Roho Commode Cushion and it DOES need cleaning every so often (or more).
As I've seen others mention, I also use our roll-in shower and hand-held spayer to get in all the crevices. I don't like anti-bacterial soaps just because of the whole "bacterial resistance mutation" thing (a whole other discussion!!). Instead, to have a nice, fresh-smelling seat I use a few squirts of my shampoo... Aussie, to be specific, but I know Pert works well, too. The main ingredient in any detergent (dish, laundry, hand, whatever else) is sodium laurel sulfate. It breaks down any oily or greasy residue like that contained in perspiration (and spilled food). It also breaks down fatty, lipid cell membranes so that the living things on it -- that's what causes most bad odors -- also get destroyed, too. Then you can either towel it dry or let it air dry. (I do both... air drying in Arizona is better than ANY towel can do. And sometimes faster) Have fun and stay clean! Best wishes, --Tod ---- Nichole Rohling <[email protected]> wrote: > I simply use antibacterial hand soap and a wash cloth and rinse in my roll > in shower. > > > > Nicki > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Thomas & NoelCusack [mailto:[email protected]] > Sent: Tuesday, January 05, 2010 4:09 PM > To: [email protected] > Subject: [QUAD-L] Crazy Question > > > > Hey, two crazy for those who use a ROHO cushion > > 1. How do you clean the basic rubber cushion? The info. on line doesn't > work and takes way tooo long, and > > 2. For those that transfer on/off of it either using a transfer board or > not using a transfer board, is there > > an easy way of transferring with all of those air filled bladders or is it > something you proverbally just have to deal with? > > Thanks 1,000,000! > > Tom > > C 6/7 > > 39 years > > ROHO user 6 months >
