00:00Folding Ladder vs Squatty Potty, which one actually fits your bathroom?
00:04I went hunting through the deals so you don't have to, and I found some genuinely clever options.
00:10Some of these ladders slide right into a wall or a corner, which might be exactly what a
00:14squatty potty can't do in a small bathroom. Let's break down the best five, starting with
00:19one that disappears completely. This retractable telescopic ladder is the cool one. It's
00:26engineering-grade aluminum, thick tubing, and it shrinks down until it's basically a slim pole
00:31hidden in a closet or beside the loft. When you need it, you pull it down and lock it,
00:36no fat A-frame taking up floor space. It's $60.65, over 4,000 sold, and rated 4.6.
00:44Worth it if you want vertical access without permanently losing a square foot of floor.
00:49Okay, this next one is the opposite problem, but I had to include it because the price is absurd.
00:55It's a folding car doorstep ladder, aluminum alloy, latch hook, pedal-style footing, and it
01:00swings out when you need to reach a roof rack on an SUV or truck. $11.94. That's less than
01:08most
01:08people spend on takeout. 4,200 sold, 4.9 rating. Grab it for the car, honestly, it's just a good
01:17deal.
01:18Now this is the one I'd actually put in a bathroom. It's a portable folding step stool,
01:24black, compact, and it folds flat enough to tuck behind a door or under a sink.
01:29For anyone taller or older who struggles to get down to a low toilet, or anyone pregnant,
01:34this is the difference between sitting down and losing balance. $35.08, rated 4.8, over 4,000 sold.
01:43Small price for that much safety. This double-sided A-frame ladder is the one that looks
01:48like it belongs in the laundry room. It's aluminum, so it's light, it opens on both sides so you can
01:54step on whichever side is closer, and it has anti-slip feet and treads that grip tile without sliding.
02:01$47.57, $3,500 sold, and a perfect 5 out of 5. Best option if you want one ladder that
02:08handles
02:08the toilet, the shower, and the top of a cabinet. Last one, and this is the sleeper pick for small
02:15bathrooms. It's an adjustable folding stool with a non-slit platform and thick rubber feet,
02:20so it stays put on tile even when you're shifting your weight. Adjustable height means it works for
02:25kids, adults, and anyone with mobility stuff. It also shows up in RVs in pet grooming, which tells
02:32you how versatile it is. $56.73, 4.7 rating. A little pricier but the rubber feet are the reason.
02:42Alright, that's my rundown. All the links are in the description,
02:47prices might change so check them before you buy. If this saved you a trip to the store,
02:52hit like and subscribe, I'll keep hunting down the weird stuff nobody else reviews.
