How do you use EasyUry
Instructions for how to urinate in a short time
EasyUry is a certified sanitary device that allows you to urinate in the absence of a toilet in a simple and completely safe way. The product has been specially designed and manufactured for fast, easy use for everyonet: it takes just a few minutes to set up EasyUry and urinate, regardless of where you are.
Don’t believe us? This is how you use it:
Place the sanitary pouch close to you, remove and use the hygeine person wipes to clean your hands and then put on a pair of the disposable gloves.
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Take an EasyUry Cup from the sanitary pouch (container with absorbent) and place it in the appropriate part of the EasyUry seat, stretching it appropriately and leaving the end of the drawstring with the knot towards the outside.
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Place the EasyUry seat on a fixed, stable, smooth, dry, clean, non-slippery base which is big enough to allow full support of the seat, for example on a car seat or on a chair/armchair (without wheels or with brakes on the wheels).
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Sit on the collapsible EasyUry seat and use the EasyUry privacy bag to cover your legs, thighs and side parts. Ensure that your back is also properly hidden whilst sitting.
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Take your time, urinate calmly in complete privacy, as if you were using your home toilet.
Use the device for the time necessary to urinate and remember that the EasyUry seat is not suitable for long-term use (such as for incapacitated people who use a wheelchair) as it is not a certified device for medical use.
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As soon as you have finished urinating, you must carry out the necessary hygiene operations- always using the bag, insert the material used for cleaning (including the gloves), raise yourself up off the seat a few centimeters and gently pull the drawstring of the EasyUry Cup towards your knees. As soon as you extract it, pull all the way to the bottom to create a pocket, thus isolating the biological liquids and polluted components.
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Dispose of the wrapping as waste (not recyclable) respecting the provisions and regulations in force in the country where you are at the time.
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