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Man creates an assistive pan holder for one-handed people

Shared by Marie Esmenio on 2014-10-24 16:17

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One of his stepmother favorite things to do is cooking, and it was really hard for her to do because she was not able to hold the pans when cooking and sometimes even spilled hot soup over herself. So, since many people who might have either broken an arm or even a missing one, might have the same issue.

As they were driving to a store, they saw an assistive Pan Holder that could help to solve this problem but it costed more than $20, so they decided to make an economic one.
Nelson’s $2 assistive pan holder can help people who are disabled and love to cook.

Adapted from: http://bit.ly/1N9hkuj
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4h5REz_17E

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Nelson_Yepez (Instructables Username) came with the idea of creating an assistive pan holder when his step mother broke her arm and had to be in a cast for a very long time.

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