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Make linens, blankets, rugs, and curtains stand out with contrasting colors.
Increase contrast and color
When doing laundry, clip your socks before putting them in the washing machine. This can help them stay matched throughout the wash and dry cycle.
Clip or pin socks together
Place matching outfits on one hanger. Use
craft boxes, ice cube trays, or resealable bags
to organize smaller items, like jewelry, socks,
and accessories.
Organize clothing and jewelry
Painting light switches in bright colors can help make them much easier to find at night.
Paint light switches
This can help prevent slips and make it easier to move around the bathroom.
Use nonskid and
brightly colored mats
A grab bar can help prevent slips and falls as you get in and out of the shower or tub.
Install grab bars in the shower
These can help with daily grooming, shaving,
or applying makeup.
Use magnifying mirrors
Install a hook and a small shelf next to the front door to put your keys and purse. That way, they're in the same spot every time you come through the front door.
Keep keys on a hook
These high-traffic areas should always be free
of clutter. Remove items such as tables, rugs, and other objects.
Keep the hallways clear
Using a magnifying glass can help you with hobbies such as reading, needlepoint, crocheting, and other activities.
Keep a magnifying glass
next to your favorite chair
Rugs can be a tripping hazard. Remove them or tape them down so they’re secured to the floor.
Remove area rugs
Place the strips along the edge of each step to add contrast.
Distinguish steps with
colorful tape strips
These snap to the front of an oven rack and
help prevent burns as you put things in and
out of the oven.
Add safety bumpers
on oven racks
A magnifying glass can be useful for reading labels and measuring cups.
Keep a magnifying glass nearby
Lighting that allows you to angle a lamp at your task can help you safely chop vegetables or determine whether meat is thoroughly cooked.
Install task lighting
above countertops
Long-stem glasses, such as wine glasses, can tip over easily. Instead, use spill-proof mugs
and glasses.
Avoid tall stemware
For example, set white plates on a dark tablecloth or placemat with brightly colored napkins and cups.
Use contrast with
tablecloths or placemats
Dining tables can be crowded with silverware, dishes, and cups. You’ll need good lighting to be able to see as much detail as possible.
Install lighting above the table
Mark the most frequently used buttons on your office equipment with tactile markers like bump dots or raised 3D fabric.
Mark buttons with tactile markers
You can enlarge fonts or have your computer read documents and emails to you.
Use accessibility features
on your computer
Wet AMD can make you more sensitive to
glare and bright lights. Reducing the brightness of your computer screen can also help.
Position computer screens
to minimize glare
