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Maybe they should just leave them Hanging down like they are meant to be the Multicolored Elephant Fun Elephants Boys Girls Shirt short cord is at the back of the toilet. If I were in that situation, I would simply extend the cord by tying another piece of string to it. I do not carry pieces of string with me but obviously this is something I must do.

Heck, I’m independent enough that Multicolored Elephant Fun Elephants Boys Girls Shirt might cut a string from the curtains before calling the front desk. ?? But if the cord is too short and you can’t reach it easily, for example you’re in a wheelchair, or you don’t have the fine motor skills to tie a knot or you don’t carry string with you. It shouldn’t be the responsibility of the disabled person to make the ‘accessible’ facilities accessible.

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Heck, I’m independent enough that Multicolored Elephant Fun Elephants Boys Girls Shirt might cut a string from the curtains before calling the front desk. ?? But if the cord is too short and you can’t reach it easily, for example you’re in a wheelchair, or you don’t have the fine motor skills to tie a knot or you don’t carry string with you. It shouldn’t be the responsibility of the disabled person to make the ‘accessible’ facilities accessible.

Heck, I’m independent enough that Multicolored Elephant Fun Elephants Boys Girls Shirt might cut a string from the curtains before calling the front desk. ?? But if the cord is too short and you can’t reach it easily, for example you’re in a wheelchair, or you don’t have the fine motor skills to tie a knot or you don’t carry string with you. It shouldn’t be the responsibility of the disabled person to make the ‘accessible’ facilities accessible.