Blue Badge Co Plain Radar Key544/1365
£5.99
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Easy turn genuine RADAR Key opens over 10,000 locked public disabled toilets. Be confident that these toilets will be available to meet your needs. The new Blue Heart Comfort Key design distinguishes this genuine key from poor-quality replicas. Toilets fitted with RADAR locks can now be found in shopping centres, pubs & cafes, parks & footpaths, airports & stations.
Attractive blue heart fob is not cold to touch, ergonomically designed for optimum grip and leverage. Key made from durable stainless steel, free blue badge co key ring. Committed to employing those with limited work options, over 40% of the blue badge co team is either disabled or a primary care giver.
- EAN: 5060053472969.
97% would recommend to a friend
Convienent
Bought for my husband who has disabilities and we found on holiday resorts a lot of the public toilets needed a radar key to use them. Although it’s a bit big it’s easy to find at the bottom of a large handbag.
Lorraine57
This was a great purchase
We take out elderly mother out for a meal at weekends and she can not climb the stairs so this was a god send for her. Thanks Argos
minky4567
Useful item
Easy turn genuine Radar Key opens over 10,000 locked public disabled toilets. Great item.
Dexter
Kgw
Hi Kgw
In short No
but please bear in mind -
Not all disabilities are visible or obvious to the onlooker so it is important not to be too quick to judge whether a person should or shouldn’t be using the toilet for disabled people. There are a wide range of problems and conditions which may require a person to carry a RADAR key. Perhaps they cannot get up the stairs to the regular loo, they may be using a catheter, suffer from incontinence and be unable to queue or have some other, invisible ailment which requires the use of the disabled people’s toilet. Anyone using a disabled people's toilet without legitimate reason should bear in mind that they may be unnecessarily preventing a disabled person from accessing vital facilities. This could lead to discomfort, distress or embarrassment. Please note there is not minimum age restriction for buying one of these keys.
Hope this helps
Thanks for using Q&A
Allan
allan@argos
14 January 2019
Tomto
Hi Tomto,
Not all disabilities are visible or obvious to the onlooker so it is important not to be too quick to judge whether a person should or shouldn’t be using the toilet for disabled people. There are a wide range of problems and conditions which may require a person to carry a RADAR key. Perhaps they cannot get up the stairs to the regular loo, they may be using a catheter, suffer from incontinence and be unable to queue or have some other, invisible ailment which requires the use of the disabled people’s toilet. Anyone using a disabled people's toilet without legitimate reason should bear in mind that they may be unnecessarily preventing a disabled person from accessing vital facilities. This could lead to discomfort, distress or embarrassment. Please note there is not minimum age restriction for buying one of these keys.
Hope this helps!
Gem
Argos_helper_59
28 March 2018
ViralSmile
Hello there,
Yes, the Blue Badge Co Plain Radar Key open all disabled toilets in the UK.
Thank you for using Argos Q&A.
Dave@argos
30 October 2017
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