With the
summer in full swing, disabled motorists can make the most of the good weather
with top tips on seasonal driving.
WorldInA...Wheelchair is a blog for wheelchair users. The travel/ lifestyle industry mainly caters to able bodied people but you will be able to find out the best countries,events, restaurants, bars and hotels to visit throughout the world that are suitable for the physically disabled. and read the latest travel and disability news.
Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tips. Show all posts
Friday, 31 July 2015
Monday, 27 October 2014
Christmas Market Tips!
More
people than ever are considering taking a trip to a Christmas market in Europe
this year but do you know how to keep safe?
Friday, 18 October 2013
Cooking in a Wheelchair
Now that it is getting colder and darker earlier, are you more in the mood for cooking home-made food?
The video and below links offers fab tips you may find useful!
http://www.thekitchn.com/cooking-with-a-physical-disability-171416
Tuesday, 3 September 2013
House chores from a wheelchair
The majority of
British women still report doing most of the housekeeping – and are less happy
about the situation than men.
British women today are still responsible for the
majority of traditional chores associated with housekeeping, new YouGov
research confirms. 61% of women say that they do the majority of the
cleaning and tidying in their household and 57% say that they do the majority
of the cooking. Only 5% say their husband or boyfriend does the majority
of cleaning and 12% the cooking.
The only area of housework in which men report
doing the majority of the work is fixing things around the house. 72% of men
felt that they were most likely to fix something that was broken, only 2%
believed their female partner was more likely to. Even this, however, is viewed
slightly differently by women: 26% of women felt that they were most likely to
fix something that was broken, with 37% believing their partner was more likely
to.
Watch how cleaning doesn't have to be a chore when you're in a wheelchair.
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