I've mentioned before on here about my mother in law and that she's got dementia and is in a nursing home. Well unfortunately she's becoming incontinent and we having to buy her the appropriate pants for this I was looking on the internet at whats available and they were selling radar keys for disabled toilets. Now, I may not know how you would normally go about getting a key but I would of thought that being they are for disabled people you would have to have some sort of recognised medical condition to obtain one.

http://www.incontinencec...ts-MorticeRadarKey.html

If it is so easy to obtain one of these keys, well I am sure that what is meant for people like us who need to use these facilities because of mobility problems it could be abused by the general public. It's normally free to use disabled toilets but not general ones.

Paula

I think part of the major reason for this NOT being a cause for concern is the fact abuse is not that much of an issue , as compared to abuse of disabled parking bays for example.

The black market for this would be very minimal , since most of the RADAR toilets are next to normal public conveniences .
I wish all disability "bonuses" were as easy to get .
Rich :)