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Can this CAR-X toilet safety rail with no feet actually hold you up
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Well, I put that to the test and here's what I think after using it
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Installing this one was pretty simple. Now it doesn't have a lot of parts so that helps
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And the hardest part is really just tightening everything down, making sure it's nice and secure before you actually put it on the toilet
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Once I did that, putting it on the toilet itself was super easy. And this one adjusts too
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I put mine in the widest setting which was perfect. And if I go any narrower, the metal part of the rail is gonna hit the ceramic on the toilet
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Now right now it's the rubber part touching it instead and that just feels safer for the toilet
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itself. So keep that in mind depending on your setup. Now sitting down and getting up from this
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was really easy and comfortable. It felt stable the whole time and the arms have phone on the top
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so it's got a nice little squish to it. And that phone wraps around almost the entire handle
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so I can even rest my elbows on it. But here's something interesting. This one doesn't have feet
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that actually touch the ground which I figured would make it less stable but surprisingly it's
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still feels pretty secure both in the back and the front. Now you aren't supposed to put your
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whole body weight on this but considering it supports up to 300 pounds and I'm 180, I did it
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anyways and I was able to do an L-sit no problem. But of course don't try this at home. And since
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there's no feet on the ground there's also clearance underneath. That makes sweeping or
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mopping way easier. It also doesn't take up too much room which is great for a smaller bathroom
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like mine. Now I've got a few inches of space between the rail and my cabinet so it fits just
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fine, but one thing to know is the height isn't adjustable, so what you see is what you get. But
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if you want something simple, easy, and doesn't take up too much space, then this one's worth a
