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[Ayo]

I have used 4 Roho cushion in quick succession and i am still baffled on what can be the cause of it being spoilt easily. Please does anybody have an idea of what could be the cause and how best i can handle it to fix it? Or is there any better seating cushion that i can use in place of the ROHO cushion considering the fact that when i was using the ROHO it never put pressure on the sore i'm nursing...

[why_d]

Hey Ayo

I use a VicAir cushion. Like the ROHO its air based, but is made up of lots of individual pockets of air. Similar to a beanbag. Personally, when pressure mapped the VicAir was better suited to my needs and unlike a ROHO that can puncture, the VicAir can just be checked every few months and any deflated cells replaced. Def worth considering. Their website is:

http://www.vicair.co...tcush/academyen

why_d

[dansun]

I am also a ROHO only for 5 years... I have 2 I use, I follow the instructions to find holes and patch... They seem to have a very little air lose... I check pressure about every week.

What is causing the ROHO to need a new one?

Do you pump it up very high and put in water and find bubble hole, mark with pin and let air out and patch?

cheers,
dan

[Ayo]

dansun, on 13 August 2011 - 06:45 PM, said:

I am also a ROHO only for 5 years... I have 2 I use, I follow the instructions to find holes and patch... They seem to have a very little air lose... I check pressure about every week.

What is causing the ROHO to need a new one?

Do you pump it up very high and put in water and find bubble hole, mark with pin and let air out and patch?

cheers,
dan

Honestly i don't know what is the problem; i tried patching it and it will still reoccur at the same spot again and i have others that spoilt in a different place after the 1st patch. i also check pressure every week, what do you think can cause this problem and how best do i solve it. Thanks

why_d, on 13 August 2011 - 06:41 PM, said:

Hey Ayo

I use a VicAir cushion. Like the ROHO its air based, but is made up of lots of individual pockets of air. Similar to a beanbag. Personally, when pressure mapped the VicAir was better suited to my needs and unlike a ROHO that can puncture, the VicAir can just be checked every few months and any deflated cells replaced. Def worth considering. Their website is:

http://www.vicair.co...tcush/academyen

why_d

Thank you so much, i will try checking the site...

[Danielle B]

My name is Danielle Boenisch and I work for The ROHO Group. I'm sorry to hear about your problems with your ROHO cushions. Will you contact our Warranty Service Department at warranty@therohogroup.com or 800-851-3449 ext. 7391? They will be able to best help you. Again, I am sorry to hear about your problems.

You can also email me directly at online.relations@therohogroup.com.

Danielle Boenisch
eMarketing Assistant
The ROHO Group

[wheeliebear75]

Awesome! Well there ya go.