They sell them at Amazon Hols. You can buy them in many places here. Seniors use them all the time. My mom still walks and uses one a lot to throw away trash and transport books from the library. I think they're great. Just not inside.
why don't they have any bag inside them tho'....They sell them at Amazon Hols. You can buy them in many places here. Seniors use them all the time. My mom still walks and uses one a lot to throw away trash and transport books from the library. I think they're great. Just not inside.
Once, I put my cat in her carrier on top of one of these to take her over to my daughter's house. It worked!you will never see anyone young in the UK using one of these...
If anyone younger IS going to use anything like this it will be something like this..pull along..not push.....push troleys are just for the very old to support them and stop them from falling. However all that said, I still have never seen an empty trolley like was posted above..
Here in the USA, the used to come with no bag inside. I think that is a nice touch to have one, especially if waterproof. I don't use them anymore, but am glad that they are around for those who need them.why don't they have any bag inside them tho'....
I don't know that I've ever seen one with that came with a bag. Some folks using those carts will tote along assorted bags in them, but nothing anywhere close to as handsome as the bags in your photos.why don't they have any bag inside them tho'....
Good grief, honestly we just don't have those empty cage like trolleys here it makes little sense, surely everything falls out of them
I don't think people just load them with stuff, they always have their own bag. When I used them for groceries, two paper bags would fit nicely side by side in the cart.Good grief, honestly we just don't have those empty cage like trolleys here it makes little sense, surely everything falls out of them
yes see that makes even less sense doesn't it ?.. people are having to carry an extra bag when in fact they just need to have the ones we have here which include a very strong bag.....we ve had them here since I was a child...
This is the type most people who use them have... they come in loads of styles, sizes, colours,..they holds lads, and the bags are waterproof..
...and this is what the most elderly or infirm use, which keep them steady on their feet while carrying their shopping
Those are very nice!This is the type most people who use them have... they come in loads of styles, sizes, colours,..they holds lads, and the bags are waterproof..
...and this is what the most elderly or infirm use, which keep them steady on their feet while carrying their shopping
The framing is tight enough that things apparently don't fall out, but I can't say I've paid close attention.Good grief, honestly we just don't have those empty cage like trolleys here it makes little sense, surely everything falls out of them
So glad you didn’t break anything, Rose! I find, as someone else said, I’m more likely to get in trouble when I’m hurrying. I’m finding it helpful to slow down and focus whenever I’m in motion doing something.
Please don’t think that you will likely fall! That sounds too much like a self-fulfilling prophecy. If you hold on tight (always!) and go slowly, you’ll be able to catch yourself if you feel yourself starting to fall.
Yes, we have to be sensible about aging. Aging happens to all of us if we’re fortunate enough to live so long. Sometimes retirement is the best thing for us. This doesn’t mean we become useless and do nothing. It’s a grand opportunity to explore other pursuits we’ve forgotten and that make us happy.
So sad, but true. The up side? We’re still here to enjoy sunrises and sunsets.
Happy with you, Pepper!
and if it rains everything gets soaked....
that's what I said, the square 4 wheel ones are the ones preferred by the really elderly and infirm so they can push rather than pull..some of the shopping trolleys have seats on them as well
You’ve been lucmyI think the only times in recent memory that I stumbled or fell were all related to walking the dogs. A sudden, unexpected leash pull (oh look, a squirrel!!) when I was distracted and down I went, taking most of the impact on the heel of my hand and one hip. I had to pick gravel out of the hand wound which was bleeding profusely, and my hip area was black and blue!
Another fall because I hadn’t realized both dogs’ leashes had wrapped opposite ways around my legs (again I was distracted) and I landed on one knee with a bit of an abrasion.
In deference to my advancing years (I’ll be 72 in April) I don’t run up and down stairs any more, I walk and hold the rail. I don’t have stairs but clients do. I probably average 15 flights a week.
I’m super careful when it gets snowy and icy. Luckily our driveway is gravel so it’s much easier to walk the dogs down it to get to the road to walk them. No sidewalks but lots of grassed edging that I can walk on which again isn’t slick like pavement is.
My bone density tests are always normal (so far!) because of a careful diet and exercise.
Be careful! I have a friend that had a bad fall while walking her dog and she broke her femur. It took a long time to heal with months of physical therapy. Old bones take a long time to heal! She never fully recovered and ended up in a wheelchair. We love our animals but they don’t know any better but we could still end up getting hurt.I think the only times in recent memory that I stumbled or fell were all related to walking the dogs. A sudden, unexpected leash pull (oh look, a squirrel!!) when I was distracted and down I went, taking most of the impact on the heel of my hand and one hip. I had to pick gravel out of the hand wound which was bleeding profusely, and my hip area was black and blue!
Another fall because I hadn’t realized both dogs’ leashes had wrapped opposite ways around my legs (again I was distracted) and I landed on one knee with a bit of an abrasion.
In deference to my advancing years (I’ll be 72 in April) I don’t run up and down stairs any more, I walk and hold the rail. I don’t have stairs but clients do. I probably average 15 flights a week.
I’m super careful when it gets snowy and icy. Luckily our driveway is gravel so it’s much easier to walk the dogs down it to get to the road to walk them. No sidewalks but lots of grassed edging that I can walk on which again isn’t slick like pavement is.
My bone density tests are always normal (so far!
