@@bennielee691 Because they're basically using stock footage or TV commercials (see the guy talking to the camera.) This is the laziest kind of RUclips video. A narrator costs money. Of course A.I. narration would be even worse.
It would be more believable if the actors/models you use were actually elderly. A few of them look to be in their 60's but appear quite fit and healthy. But to have young and middle-aged women as models for these devices is ridiculous. Hire some 75-plus-year-olds with arthritis or Parkinsons or are recovering from a stroke.
@@scwinget8528 and everyone, thank you so much for your valuable feedback! We're committed to improving our content, and your insights are really helpful. We’ll be working on adding closed captions and considering narration options to enhance the viewing experience. We'll also take a closer look at our casting choices to ensure they align with the authenticity you're looking for. We appreciate your support and look forward to bringing you better content soon! 😊
Please do not get an elderly or sick person the door security bar for the front door(#11). If they’re concerned about safety, get an alarm. If Police or EMTs/paramedics are called to their house it just makes it harder for them to get inside to help.
Thank you for sharing your concern! Safety is definitely a priority, and it's important to consider all the factors, especially in emergencies. Your suggestion about an alarm is very helpful, and we'll take that into account for future recommendations! 😊
That little stepstool with the tall handle would be great.. if the step weren't so high. It needs to be, if not adjustable, then no higher than 4". I'm not alone in having difficulty in lifting my feet!
Thank you for your feedback! 😊 While the step height is 9", the sturdy handrail provides excellent support, making it easier to step up safely. Many users have found it incredibly helpful for reaching higher areas or getting in and out of bed. If stability is a priority, this step stool offers great peace of mind. You might find it to be a great solution! Also, we'll be sure to explore alternative step stools with lower heights that might better suit your needs. Stay tuned for our future videos where we'll cover more products like these!
Many of us have arthritic hands and could not use most of these, especially pushing in the the little metal adjusters for adjustable heights on the tubes.
Thank you for pointing that out! 😊 We understand how important it is to consider different needs, especially for those with arthritis. We’ll take this into account for future content to ensure our suggestions are accessible to everyone.
I found that a lot of things fell around the house, small things that usually rolled under chairs or the fridge. Anyway I got a wire clothes hanger unraveled it Not a week goes by without me having to use it to retrieve something or other. Yesterday it was a cherry tomato that rolled under the fridge.
Thanks for sharing your tip! It’s amazing how something as simple as a wire hanger can be so useful around the house. Glad to hear it’s helping you out, especially with those tricky items that like to roll away!
Unfortunately the season for these is over but next summer get to Dollar Tree or have someone pick you up a couple of pool noodles. Take a kitchen knife and cut them in half. Put it in front of the area where things end up. For instance if something is constantly rolling under a cabinet put the pool noodle that was cut in half, on the floor in front of the cabinet. You can also slide these a few inches under a sofa or chair if Fido is always losing his toy under the sofa.
We’re glad to hear that your elderly parents are doing well and don’t need these gadgets at the moment! It’s always good to be prepared for the future, but it’s great that they are staying independent and active! ❤
Adding pockets to your sofa sounds so convenient and practical. It’s great to see how everyone can come up with their own handy solutions to make life easier! Thank you for sharing your idea with us!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We’re thrilled that you found these ideas helpful, and we hope they can make life a little easier for everyone!
All these are good ideas just one thing to add there’s no elderly people demonstrating the products. Really don’t know if they could or even would be able to use them.
Thank you for your feedback! Including elderly people in our demonstrations is a great suggestion, and we’ll definitely work on that to make sure our videos are even more relevant and useful. We appreciate your input! ❤
Thanks for your comment! The step stool may feel heavy because it’s built with high-quality steel to support up to 300 lbs, ensuring durability and safety. However, it's still portable enough to move around as needed. The extra stability could make it well worth considering, especially for those needing a reliable tool for daily use! While this one is designed to be sturdy with its steel construction, we’ll look into reviewing lighter options that still offer the same level of stability and safety. We appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind for future recommendations!
Thank you for your concern. While our video focuses on helpful gadgets that can make daily tasks easier for the elderly, we understand that safety is a top priority. We always recommend that families consider medical alert systems and other safety devices, even though they weren't included in this particular video. Our aim is to provide useful tools, and we appreciate your feedback!
Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We’ve double-checked the link for the portable support handle, and it seems to be working fine on our end. However, if you're still having trouble, please try refreshing the page or accessing the link from a different device. Let us know if the issue persists.
Thank you for pointing that out, and we sincerely apologize for the oversight. We’re committed to making our content accessible to everyone, including adding closed captions. We appreciate your feedback and will ensure that captions are available in future videos. Your input helps us improve!
@@lindas.8036 Thank you for your feedback! We’ll keep your suggestion in mind for future videos to make sure we’re always meeting the needs of our viewers. We appreciate your input!
We really appreciate your feedback. It's help to our channel growth. Thank you! 😊
Add CLOSED CAPTION then ill give you a thumbs up. As it is, I'm interested but but haven't A clue what is new said! Thank you.
Why can't you have a narrator describing the items instead of the insipid music?
@@bennielee691 Because they're basically using stock footage or TV commercials (see the guy talking to the camera.) This is the laziest kind of RUclips video. A narrator costs money. Of course A.I. narration would be even worse.
It would be more believable if the actors/models you use were actually elderly. A few of them look to be in their 60's but appear quite fit and healthy. But to have young and middle-aged women as models for these devices is ridiculous. Hire some 75-plus-year-olds with arthritis or Parkinsons or are recovering from a stroke.
@@scwinget8528 and everyone, thank you so much for your valuable feedback! We're committed to improving our content, and your insights are really helpful. We’ll be working on adding closed captions and considering narration options to enhance the viewing experience. We'll also take a closer look at our casting choices to ensure they align with the authenticity you're looking for. We appreciate your support and look forward to bringing you better content soon! 😊
Please do not get an elderly or sick person the door security bar for the front door(#11). If they’re concerned about safety, get an alarm. If Police or EMTs/paramedics are called to their house it just makes it harder for them to get inside to help.
Absolutely.
My thought exactly!
I totally agree. I got my mom a coded front door
Thank you for sharing your concern! Safety is definitely a priority, and it's important to consider all the factors, especially in emergencies. Your suggestion about an alarm is very helpful, and we'll take that into account for future recommendations! 😊
That little stepstool with the tall handle would be great.. if the step weren't so high. It needs to be, if not adjustable, then no higher than 4". I'm not alone in having difficulty in lifting my feet!
Thank you for your feedback! 😊 While the step height is 9", the sturdy handrail provides excellent support, making it easier to step up safely. Many users have found it incredibly helpful for reaching higher areas or getting in and out of bed. If stability is a priority, this step stool offers great peace of mind. You might find it to be a great solution! Also, we'll be sure to explore alternative step stools with lower heights that might better suit your needs. Stay tuned for our future videos where we'll cover more products like these!
Many of us have arthritic hands and could not use most of these, especially pushing in the the little metal adjusters for adjustable heights on the tubes.
Thank you for pointing that out! 😊 We understand how important it is to consider different needs, especially for those with arthritis. We’ll take this into account for future content to ensure our suggestions are accessible to everyone.
I found that a lot of things fell around the house, small things that usually rolled under chairs or the fridge. Anyway I got a wire clothes hanger unraveled it
Not a week goes by without me having to use it to retrieve something or other. Yesterday it was a cherry tomato that rolled under the fridge.
Thanks for sharing your tip! It’s amazing how something as simple as a wire hanger can be so useful around the house. Glad to hear it’s helping you out, especially with those tricky items that like to roll away!
Unfortunately the season for these is over but next summer get to Dollar Tree or have someone pick you up a couple of pool noodles. Take a kitchen knife and cut them in half. Put it in front of the area where things end up. For instance if something is constantly rolling under a cabinet put the pool noodle that was cut in half, on the floor in front of the cabinet. You can also slide these a few inches under a sofa or chair if Fido is always losing his toy under the sofa.
Just watched it and found out: My elderly parents still don’t need anything of that 👍😊
We’re glad to hear that your elderly parents are doing well and don’t need these gadgets at the moment! It’s always good to be prepared for the future, but it’s great that they are staying independent and active! ❤
I put pockets right on the outside of my sofa arms when I upholstered it. So handy!
Adding pockets to your sofa sounds so convenient and practical. It’s great to see how everyone can come up with their own handy solutions to make life easier! Thank you for sharing your idea with us!
Great ideas thanks!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We’re thrilled that you found these ideas helpful, and we hope they can make life a little easier for everyone!
All these are good ideas just one thing to add there’s no elderly people demonstrating the products. Really don’t know if they could or even would be able to use them.
Thank you for your feedback! Including elderly people in our demonstrations is a great suggestion, and we’ll definitely work on that to make sure our videos are even more relevant and useful. We appreciate your input! ❤
i think 05:35 Remote Control Holder is useful for every home
Thank you!
That step stool is too heavy for so many!
Thanks for your comment! The step stool may feel heavy because it’s built with high-quality steel to support up to 300 lbs, ensuring durability and safety. However, it's still portable enough to move around as needed. The extra stability could make it well worth considering, especially for those needing a reliable tool for daily use! While this one is designed to be sturdy with its steel construction, we’ll look into reviewing lighter options that still offer the same level of stability and safety. We appreciate your feedback and will keep it in mind for future recommendations!
Good
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If an eldery falls or slips whom will they call for help ?
OLD AGE IS A CASE OF WEAK BONES 2
Thank you for your concern. While our video focuses on helpful gadgets that can make daily tasks easier for the elderly, we understand that safety is a top priority. We always recommend that families consider medical alert systems and other safety devices, even though they weren't included in this particular video. Our aim is to provide useful tools, and we appreciate your feedback!
Portable support handle (#2) has wrong link.
Thank you for bringing this to our attention! We’ve double-checked the link for the portable support handle, and it seems to be working fine on our end. However, if you're still having trouble, please try refreshing the page or accessing the link from a different device. Let us know if the issue persists.
Ok, so if these "gadgets are for elderly, why isn't there CLOSED CAPTION!! This is rediculous!!🙄
There was NO narrative, so closed captioning was not needed. Everything was on-screen!
Thank you for pointing that out, and we sincerely apologize for the oversight. We’re committed to making our content accessible to everyone, including adding closed captions. We appreciate your feedback and will ensure that captions are available in future videos. Your input helps us improve!
@@lindas.8036 Thank you for your feedback! We’ll keep your suggestion in mind for future videos to make sure we’re always meeting the needs of our viewers. We appreciate your input!