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Special needs

A bidet for special needs and limited mobility

For many New Zealanders a Cleanlet bidet is the difference between managing on their own and needing help — gentle, hands-free washing that protects dignity and independence.

Carer assisting an older person — Cleanlet bidet for special needs and aged care
Who it helps

Independence and dignity in the bathroom

A Cleanlet bidet toilet seat replaces your existing seat and washes with warm water at the touch of a button — no bending, twisting or reaching. That makes a real difference for:

Limited mobility

Arthritis, injury or reduced reach — warm-water washing removes the hardest part of using the bathroom.

Sensitive skin and recovery

Gentle on delicate or post-surgical skin, where paper alone can irritate.

Carers and aged care

Trusted in rest homes and hospitals nationwide to support safe, hygienic, independent care.

The range

Equipment designed to work with your Cleanlet bidet

Alongside the bidet seat itself, Cleanlet supplies a stainless-steel commode and seat spacers that make the bathroom workable for people with reduced mobility — and easier on the person helping them.

Commode

Cleanlet commode with the bidet fitted

A versatile over-toilet commode that works with the Cleanlet bidet fitted to the pan. With the Cleanlet seat raised, the commode slides over the pan — personal hygiene is achieved with dignity intact and far less physical effort from the carer.

  • Height-adjustable seat and arm rests
  • Four large wheels for easy movement
  • Independent locks on every wheel for stability
  • Footrests fold away for easy access
  • High-quality stainless steel for durability

For more information, email sales@cleanlet.co.nz or see full contact details.

Cleanlet commode positioned over a toilet pan with the Cleanlet bidet seat fitted
Transporter

The same commode as a transporter

All four wheels swivel through 360 degrees, so the commode moves easily through doorways and tight spaces. The large wheel size means rugs and mats are no obstacle.

  • 360-degree swivel on all four wheels
  • All wheels lock for a stable platform
  • Height-adjustable arm rests

For more information, email sales@cleanlet.co.nz or see full contact details.

Cleanlet stainless steel commode on four locking swivel wheels, used as a transporter
Shower commode

The commode in the shower

Designed to fit over the Cleanlet bidet and to be used in the shower. The back rest folds down so showering and drying are straightforward.

  • Fold-down back rest
  • Footrests fold aside or raise out of the way
  • Height-adjustable arm rests
  • Extendable hand grip

For more information, email sales@cleanlet.co.nz or see full contact details.

Cleanlet shower commode with the back rest folded down
Spacer

Seat spacers for extra height

The spacer fits under the Cleanlet bidet seat to raise it by 50 mm or 80 mm, depending on which you choose. That extra height makes getting on and off the toilet noticeably easier — particularly with knee, hip or other mobility-related conditions. A spacer can be added to an existing Cleanlet bidet at any time.

  • Available in 50 mm and 80 mm heights
  • Fits under the existing Cleanlet bidet seat
  • Can be retrofitted later if needs change

For more information, email sales@cleanlet.co.nz or see full contact details.

Cleanlet bidet seat spacer, available in 50 mm and 80 mm heights
Simple to use

Controlled by remote or a single side key

Choose a wireless remote for full control, or the side slim key for the simplest possible operation — just wash and stop. Whatever suits the person using it, it stays easy day to day.

We also have options tailored to specific special-needs situations. Tell us what you need and we will help you find the right fit.

Cleanlet bidet remote control for hands-free operation
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Let's find the right solution together

No pressure — just straight advice from people who have fitted Cleanlet bidets for New Zealand families and carers since 1998.