This is absurd. Why open the door while the walk-in bath is full and allow 30 gallons of water to run onto the floor of the bathroom?

This benefits neither the bather nor an assistant. In an emergency, there is no advantage to having the bather out of the walk-in bath on the floor or other area of the home. It is not difficult to remove a person from a walk-in bath with an inward swinging door, once the bath has drained.

Care providers can easily access the bather standing along side, in front, or behind the person. More.

This benefits neither the bather nor an assistant. In an emergency, there is no advantage to having the bather out of the bath on the floor or other area of the home. It is not difficult to remove a person from a safety bathtub with an inward swinging door, once the bath has drained.

Care providers can easily access the bather standing along side, in front, or behind the person. More.

This benefits neither the bather nor an assistant. In an emergency, there is no advantage to having the bather out of the bath on the floor or other area of the home. It is not difficult to remove a person from a safety bath with an inward swinging door, once the bath has drained.

Care providers can easily access the bather standing along side, in front, or behind the person. More.

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