
Use secure anti-slip protection in bathrooms
Use a secure, well-fitted anti-slip mat or surface in the bath or shower area, keep it in good condition, and keep the floor dry.
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Reduce slips, drowning, scalds, and loss of balance during bathroom routines.


Use a secure, well-fitted anti-slip mat or surface in the bath or shower area, keep it in good condition, and keep the floor dry.
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Prepare everything before bath time and keep an adult within arm's reach throughout. Never leave, even for a moment.
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Clean up spills at once and dry the floor to prevent slips.
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Run cold water first, then add hot water; mix thoroughly and test with an elbow or thermometer. About 37–38°C is suitable for a baby's bath.
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After mopping or wet cleaning, block the affected route, provide another path, and reopen only after checking the whole floor is dry.
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For a new bathroom or shower installation, use an approved GU-marked room-sealed (balanced-flue) gas water heater installed by a registered gas installer; arrange a check every 18 months.
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Fit and use secure grab bars in suitable positions beside the toilet, bath, and shower.
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Empty baths, buckets, and basins immediately after bathing or cleaning, then store them upside down.
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Use extension units and leads only in dry places, away from bathrooms, sinks, wet floors, and splashes.
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Follow the person's assessed ability and care plan, explain the move, apply wheelchair brakes, and use suitable aids or trained help when needed.
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Close the bathroom when no adult is supervising and use an adult-controlled safe latch.
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Never block the inlet or outlet during use, and remove dry lint regularly.
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