Sinks & Faucets - Tips for People with Disabilities THE ACCESSIBLE HOME: SINKS & FAUCETS If you have a week grip, little or no use of your hands, or trouble getting close enough to the sink, it can be difficult to wash your hands, let alone do dishes or prepare meals. The tips and products in this section will making using sinks and faucets easier. For more tips, products, and strategies for making your home more accessible, see "Home Accessibility: 300 Tips for Making Life Easier," by Shelley Peterman Schwarz, available online or in bookstores in late 2011. Tips & Products: Sinks & Faucets     Input search text       Install wrist blades on water faucets   Separate hot and cold water knobs can be replaced with wrist blades. These... Turn faucets on/off easier with longer kitchen lever arm faucets   Kitchen faucets usually have longer levers, so they are easier to use in both the kitchen and... Use an automatic faucet control device to turn water on/off easily   People who have trouble turning a faucet on or remembering to turn the water off might try... Touchless faucets turn water on and off automatically   A faucet with an electric eye that senses hands in front of it and turns the water on and off automa..

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