Parsons Button Hook and Zipper Pull
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Parsons Button Hook and Zipper Pull
Parsons Button Hook and Zipper Pull enables the person with poor dexterity or only one hand to do up buttons. This amazing handy tool is ideal for buttoning blouses, shirts and other soft clothes quickly and easily. It is one of the best dressing aids and a simple tool for people facing trouble with buttons, suffering from poor dexterity, people with one hand, suffering from arthritis, visually impaired individuals, people with hand joint pain and especially for elderlies.
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Parsons Button Hook and Zipper Pull
Parsons Button Hook and Zipper Pull enables the person with poor dexterity or only one hand to do up buttons. This amazing handy tool is ideal for buttoning blouses, shirts and other soft clothes quickly and easily.
Find an easy, quick and convenient way for buttoning clothes with Parsons Button Hook or Zipper Pull. It has feather lite handle to provide a comfortable grip and to keep it light in weight. It is one of the best dressing aids and a simple tool for people facing trouble with buttons, suffering from poor dexterity, people with one hand, suffering from arthritis, visually impaired individuals, people with hand joint pain and especially for elderlies.
Features
- Allows you to easily put the button in attires
- Designed for one-handed buttoning
- Durable design
- Feather lite handle for better & light grip
- Features nylon cord with non-slip, textured grip tab - Easy to find and feel even through gloves
- Makes zipping easier and faster - day or night, look/no-look, cold weather, gloves or not
- Acts as a zipper pull extension that will fit most zipper types
Specifications
- Dimensions: 11X5X27 cm
- Weight: 72 gms
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Specifications
Dimensions: 11X5X27 cm
Weight: 72 gms
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