I am not a seller of this item. I googled the issue because it does sound like a issue that impacts the dignity of both caregiver and patient.

I found the following device that may provide a solution. I hope that it helps or provide some additional ideas on solutions.

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I am not a seller of this item. I googled the issue because it does sound like a issue that impacts the dignity of both caregiver and patient.

I found the following device that may provide a solution. I hope that it helps or provide some additional ideas on solutions.

Link to reference

As for how to clean the area

1. a baking soda paste;

1/8 cup of baking soda, slowly add water a table spoon at a time and mix between each tablespoon, until a paste forms. You can add salt to make a more abrasive scrubbing. Then use a cleaning brush or sponge to scrub the mixture into the surface. Apply a thicker coat on grout and allow to dry. Then use a wet sponge to rub it off.

2. Borax is another cleaning product alternative you can likely find in any supermarket.