Did not like how it feels and the use of it

I was hoping that this tool would make using the toilet easier. It did not, at least for me. Gave up after a few tries. Have to stick paper in the groove and wrap paper around the wand which makes removing paper difficult afterwards even with the push button release in the handle. Swishing the stick in the toilet to remove the paper as suggested is not something I feel comfortable doing and then try to sanitize the wand each time. Awkward to use and harder to get as good a wipe of area as I do with paper in hand, would use up more toilet paper. The concept sounded good but results not worth the extra effort. I will repurpose the wand for housecleaning use with a cloth or duster attached to clean hard-to-reach places.

took some getting used to but works great

While this item works fine it has a few flaws which prevent it from being long lasting. First, the green rubberized grip completely disintegrates very soon after starting use. I had to use duct tape and strong packing tape to keep using it. The seams in the handle are not water tight. As this item should be cleaned frequently it consequently ends up rusting the spring system in the handle. I am on my third one in less than a year. Unfortunately these are hard to find and often priced ridiculously high and there is no guarantee that the quality is proportionately higher to justify the price.

I could not manage without this device which well serves the purpose for which it was intended. The ejection system is all that keeps it from being perfect. It is too difficult for arthritic hands.

I was so relieved the first time I ever bought one of these; I had been losing my ability to properly "toilet" myself. So from that point of view, this product is a godsend. However, it does have some flaws. The spring mechanism that releases the toilet paper invariably breaks after a few months; on the other hand, the tissue can be released manually without getting your hands dirty. It's not a perfect solution, but it's adequate. I'll definitely buy this tool again in the future (unless someone invents a better one), because it is the only tool of its kind.

The instructions to this are crazy. I found a way to wrap it that works and allows it to eject the paper when pressing the top (most of the time). My complaint is that after a month the rubber on the handle has worn off and after washing the seam along the handle still seeps water - so not water tight. It does work but takes some experimentation. Price-wise it seems like the only sane option because the only other one I have seen in the catalogue is over sixty dollars.

Not as good as expected paper does not stay in place as well as I thought it would.