My elderly mother has difficulty hearing and seeing; and pressing the buttons on her Panasonic KX-TGE233B Cordless telephone.
The base unit is plugged into a phone jack in a bedroom. The other two handsets (which she uses more) are located in other rooms (with no phone jacks).
What other CORDLESS telephones would you recommend? Or can a CORDED telephone or a rotary telephone be used in this application?
What was the resolution with your drain trap? I for one enjoy knowing how these things turn out.
The "A" key was not in the P-trap -- it must've gotten flushed out to the sewer.
Unless you have a jack or want to run one to the areas where she is most likely to use a phone, the answer is "No, you can't use a corded phone).
OTOH, if you're willing to get rid of the current Panasonic phone (a shame because they are generally a pretty good setup), you can find cordless phones designed for the elderly and vision impaired.
Just do a Google search on the words:
cordless telephone for visually impaired or elderly
There's no need to put them in quotation marks, your results will include quite a few cordless setups with those huge buttons you're looking for.
At least you were able to get the trap off and learned how to do it. Replacement keyboards are inexpensive.
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Why did you post your question about my P-Trap problem on my "Telephone for elderly person" post?
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(Why did you ask your question re: my P-Trap issue on my "Telephone for elderly person" post?)
Clarification: The cordless telephone must have 3 handsets and an answering system.
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