Preparing meals

A practical machine that peels, slices and cores apples simultaneously – suitable for people with impaired hand function

Tea strainer, easy to use for people with impaired hand function

Handle to attach to ordinary bottles – aids people who have impaired hand function

Sharp knives with a good handle facilitate cooking for persons with impaired hand function

Cutting board that also makes it easy to move and pour ingredients into a bowl or pot

Practical convenient colander – suitable for persons with impaired hand function

Sharp knives make cooking easier for persons with impaired hand function

Salt and pepper mill – easy to use for persons with impaired hand function

The sugar shaker fits well in the hand and is easy to use for persons with impaired hand function

Stick mixer – an extremely useful household appliance for persons with impaired hand function

Easy to handle for persons with impaired hand function

Cutting off the edges of the potato first and using a Y-shaped peeler makes the task easier for a person with impaired hand function

Practical easy to use rolling pin – suitable for persons with impaired hand function

Butter knife with custom-made handle sits well in the hand – suitable for persons with impaired hand function

Sharp knives and a steady grasp around the knife facilitate cooking for persons with impaired hand function

With the pull-out hand shower a pot that is standing on the stove can be filled with water – suitable for persons with compromised arm/hand function

Technique for wheelchair user with impaired hand function for using a countertop microwave oven

Sharp knives make cooking easier for persons with impaired hand function

Cooking pasta without assistance – technique for a person with compromised function and strength in arms and hands

Easy-to-use salt or pepper mill suitable for persons with compromised dexterity

Heavy pestle makes it easy to crush herbs and spices – suitable for persons with weak hand function

Fork enables a person without active hand function to turn food in frying pan.

A key ring is used to adapt an oven thermometer combined with a timer

Stand that enables a person with impaired hand function to pour oil, liquid margarine or other liquid into a pan

An assistive device that quickly and easily cuts onions and other vegetables – suitable for persons who lack active hand function

Kitchen knife with orthotic, works well for a person who lacks active hand function

Using the breakfast cart the user (who operates a wheelchair and has impaired hand function) can treat his wife to breakfast in bed

Easily accessible paper towel holder

A machine that peels potatoes, useful for persons with impaired hand function.

Cutting board for persons with impaired hand function.

A mortar and pestle makes it easy to crush nuts and spices for persons with poor hand function

Useful tool in kitchen for persons with impaired hand function.

Easy-grip handles, appropriate for persons with impaired hand function

A frying pan that works well for persons with impaired hand function.

The handle is the deciding factor for choice of water kettle for persons with impaired grip.

A ladle with a large handle sits well in the hand and is easy to balance for persons with impaired hand function.

Plastic clamp for sealing plastic bags that even works for persons with impaired hand function.

By inserting a finger into the opening of the handle a person with impaired dexterity can grasp the paper towel roll.

Plastic kitchen utensils suitable for persons with impaired hand function

Kitchen scale appropriate for persons with impaired hand function

Timer appropriate for persons with impaired hand function.