Assistive devices specially designed with longer handles can help compensate for limited range of motion. Ergonomic handles are becoming quite common on household cleaning tools, garden tools, and kitchen equipment.
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By Carol & Richard Eustice, About.com Guide
Updated January 11, 2007
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Assistive devices specially designed with longer handles can help compensate for limited range of motion. Ergonomic handles are becoming quite common on household cleaning tools, garden tools, and kitchen equipment.
Photo by jshover (iStockphoto)
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