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Pillowhold & E-Z Clip Corner Sheetstrap by: Ricky Taylor For_Immediate_Release: Taylors Mfg Announces Launch Of New Device's The E-Z Clip Sheetstraps (middle or corner) keeps the sheet fitted to any bed. Anyone can attach the E-Z- Clips in a matter of seconds. The E-Z Clip is designed for convenience, reliability & easy installation We also manufacture the Pillowhold for flexible beds (hospital beds) 'It's good for people in nursing homes,' he says. 'A lot of elderly people have arthritis, so they would have a lot of trouble adjusting their pillow or keeping the sheet in place on their bed.' Order yours today at: Rick Taylor can tell you all about necessity being the mother of invention. A decade ago, when he was hospitalized after being shot in the face and throat, Taylor struggled to stay comfortable in his hospital bed - largely because the pillow would not stay in place. 'It was very frustrating,' the 50-year-old High Point, N.C. man recalls. 'If I would reach over to the nightstand or anywhere else, there would go that pillow. Every time I raised the bed, there would go the pillow falling. You would just have to keep putting it back into place.' Unaware of any sort of device he could get to keep his pillow from falling, Taylor invented his own mechanism - an adjustable strap that easily clips onto a hospital bed or chair and holds the pillow in place using the E-Z-Clips. That invention led to another one, the E-Z Clip Sheetstraps. Instead of those frustrating garter buckles. Just clip them on and they are guaranteed to hold your sheet on the mattress. 'He is so creative,' says Cindy Teer, an old family friend who opened her home to Taylor last summer when he was discouraged and looking to move back to High Point,N.C. from his home in Linville Falls, N.C. Taylor, a former home-improvement contractor now on disability, says the patent on his product is a testament to what hard work and determination can accomplish, even in the face of adversity. 'People told me, 'Oh, you'll never get a patent,'' Taylor says. 'I heard that a lot.' But Taylor persisted, and on Dec. '23
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