11 Accessibility Hacks From and For the Disability Community on TikTok

TikTok user @Mackenzie.Trush uses a slotted wooden spoon to turn her stove on and off.

If you can't reach the bottom of your laundry barrel, a pair of tongs should do the trick!

If you're a wheelchair user like @StructuralDissociation, a hack for carrying groceries is to put them in a laundry basket and strap them to your wheelchair using a bungee cord.

If you can't reach the automatic soap dispenser, @ThatLittleMom gets it to work using paper towels.

If you're blind, a liquid level indicator is a great tool for pouring coffee.

Use a portable cart with wheels to carry around ingredients when cooking like @Whit.n.grit does in this life hack. That way, you don't have to shuffle through cabinets or worry about putting things away.

@Connected_Kat shares her tip for privacy with her nurse — she puts a lockbox on her door that doesn't require her to have to get up to unlock it.

@Kittymewesart has weak hands, so to open jars, she uses dental dams that she swears are "perfect for opening everything."

Rather than standing up, @Pauuzzoo users a chair with wheels to clean her house.

If you can't reach the top rack, @Lilmisty_Diaz uses a pair of crutches to help her out.

To get clothing over a prosthetic leg without getting stuck, @FootlessJo uses a piece of Velcro.