How are blind people able to plug in electrical appliances? I can't seem to plug into outlets without visual guidance.
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2 comments:
Ah, sure! You just feel around and make sure the plug is going the right way - which side of the plug is bigger, or is it one of those three-pronged thingies? They're much easier! - and then find the outlet with the other hand. I'm so glad I don't need to do it all by feel now, but once upon a time, for sure. I had to plug in my hairdryer and the toaster every morning!
hmm...sounds like a two-handed operation. Might you get shocked while feeling around and plugging? What if the outlet is behind something or in a narrow spot and you have to reach with one arm to plug?
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