- Try using a seat or a perching stool at the cooker or worktop.
(pictured) - A kitchen trolley can be useful for moving items
around safely. It can also be used in other rooms to carry
several items at the same time. (pictured) - A good pair of
kitchen scissors can be great for opening packets or for cutting
some foods rather than chopping with a knife. - Non slip mats
are useful on worktops for the person who can use only one hand.
- Consider using a smaller, lighter kettle which is easier to
lift and pour. A travel size kettle is ideal for one person.
Cordless kettles are usually safer for people with limited hand
control. Even if the person is unable to make a hot drink they
may be able to use a pre-filled thermos flask which has a pump
action. - Light weight saucepans, two handed saucepans or pans
with see through lids are available to buy. If the person has
difficulty lifting, try using a metal cooking basket inside the
saucepan to put vegetables or pasta in. They only have to lift
the basket to drain t