A plastic contoured peg that clasps two socks or underwear together while they are being washed. A small plastic extension allows the socks to be hung on a washing line to dry or can be tumble dried. Available in a variety of colours and sold in packs of 10.
A plastic contoured peg that clasps two socks or underwear together while they are being washed. A small plastic extension allows the socks to be hung on a washing line to dry or can be tumble dried. Available in a variety of colours and sold in packs of 10.
1. Make sure the plastic flip lid is in the open position. This enables the sides to be squeezed and thus open the gripping claws.
2. Squeeze the top of the peg to open the gripping claws. Alternatively if the user has a weak grasp the sock top can be fed into the jaw.
3. Press the plastic top downwards until you hear it click closed.
4. Place the socks in the washing machine for normal cycle.
5. Can be tumble dried.
6. Use plastic vertical clip on the side of the Wizzpeg to hang the item on the line.
Different colours can be used for different family members
Whilst all care is taken to provide accurate information with respect to the item described, the Independent Living Centre (ILC) is not involved in product design or manufacture, and therefore not in a position to guarantee the accuracy of the information provided. Selection of equipment, which is both suitable and appropriate for individual needs remains the responsibility of the person(s) considering requisition, and no responsibility is taken by the ILC for any loss or injury caused through use of the equipment or alleged to have arisen through reliance upon information provided. As information is subject to change any enquiries should be directed to the manufacturer.
| Supplier | Location | Contact | Website |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unipeg International | Bayswater, VIC | Sales: 03 9738 1142 Fax: 03 9738 1147 | |
| Vision Australia (NSW & ACT) | Enfield, NSW | Sales: 1300 847 466 Fax: 02 9747 5993 |
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