You should have been an engineer! You are amazing at making chores work for you in what looks like a basically unmodified home. (Other than the lifts) Maybe one day you can show us more of your home and how it works so well for you. You plan things so well. And your manoeuvring at the top of the stairs with the rectangular basket was just amazing for a T6 para! One thing - where are the controls for your stairlift?

You are amazing! As a wheelchair user, I am always in awe of the resourcefulness you show when finding solutions to live your ideal life!

a laundry shoot ....or dumb waiter or a pulley through the floor above washer you inspire me

Ty for answering one of my questions.👍

Need to start a go fund for you a front load washer and dryer! I’ll will put in 1/2 of a great pair of washer and dryer for you, I am disabled as well, the struggles are real, you have great WILL and a wonderful spirit!

I know you wish for that also... I had to show my silly side...lol .Maybe it'll happen SOON!!!!!!!

Love these real life hacks! Good work!The year I lost my leg I spent some time at home alone before I got a prosthesis to walk on. It was a townhouse with four sets of stairs so I had to use crutches instead of a wheelchair. Laundry day was interesting because my bedroom was at the top and the machines were in the basement. I used a laundry bag that I found at the dollar store to move the laundry. It’s just a sack with a drawstring so I was able to hang onto the string while using the crutches and just bump the bag behind me. Exhausting, but I got the job done. I also decided it was okay to start wearing my jeans for a few days in a row. Lol.

You are an amazing woman and I feel kinda guilty criticizing you! But you did ask for suggestions and I did notice that your system seem less than efficient. (Honestly if it was me, I would solve most of this with, "Hey Jacob, before you go to school bring the laundry down stairs for mom." and later, "Hey, the laundry is downstairs and folded --- bring it upstairs". But you seem to be determined to do it entirely solo so here is my suggestion) Rather than taking multiple trips down the stairs to get all the laundry down, then doing all the laundry, then multiple trips to bring all the laundry up at the very end, I would instead..... Sort the laundry while still upstairs, bring one basket down, load the washer. Leave the rest of the laundry upstairs until it time for the second load. (This will have the added benefit of serving as a visual reminder you are doing laundry) Then bring the second load down, transfer from washer to dryer and load second load of clothes. Then on your third trip down bring the final basket. When you empty the drier bring that load upstairs on your way up rather than wait for all of the clothes to be done. This should cut down in the number of trips up and down the stairs in about half. And is similar to the method I use even though for me walking up and downstairs is not problem.

What about a laundry chute that emptied onto something counter height and a dumb waiter to bring things back up?

Man, my heart was in my throat when you were bringing up basket #3 - I was worried you’d fall down the stairs! We are re-watching this video to have a closer look at the stair-lift because 2 friends are considering installing a stair-lift due to health issues and want me to give some advice. I’ve talked about you to them many times, so they knew I’d get info. Does your lift attach only to the steps, not the wall?

Laundry shoots are not very common anymore but may be very helpful for you.

Can you made a video about shoes wearing

Brittany does your feet ever get caught on a step and cause you to fall off the lift ?

Easiest way for you to do laundry would be get a 1 level house with wide interior doors....

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Ok Brittany this looks like you are doing 3x's the effort. To bad your husband couldn't build a dumb waiter shaft system. Put the baskets in it. Go downstairs send it down to wash it & send it up when you are done?!?